Opportunity

SAM #W911SD27Q0001

Sources sought for women’s Army Service Uniform overblouses

Buyer

MICC West Point

Posted

October 06, 2026

Respond By

October 09, 2026

Identifier

W911SD27Q0001

NAICS

315210, 315240

The U.S. Army is conducting market research for women’s Army Service Uniform overblouses, with the opportunity focused on short-sleeve garments. - Government buyer: Department of the Army, through W6QM MICC–West Point; the attached specifications also identify Army - GL as the preparing activity and mention the Army and Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES). - Procurement status: Sources sought for capability information, not a request for quotes. The attachments describe manufacture and delivery requirements, but the notice does not provide quantities, size breakdowns, or part numbers. - Products covered by the attachments: - Short-sleeve (Class 1) women’s Army Service Uniform overblouses. - Long-sleeve (Class 2) women’s Army Service Uniform overblouses, also covered by the attached purchase specifications. - Garment requirements: Semi-fitted, hip-length design with a six-button front, convertible collar, shoulder loops, front princess seams, and a three-piece back. The garments use white Army Shade 521 polyester/cotton herringbone cloth, nominally 5.0 ± 0.25 ounces per square yard; specifications cite MIL-DTL-32231B, Type I, Class 1, and GL/PD 08-01. - Additional requirements include specified torso and sleeve sizing, construction and inspection standards, labels, packaging, and safety requirements. Short-sleeve garments include two replacement buttons; first-article samples are required only if stated in the contract schedule. - No commercial OEM or vendor is named in the notice or attachments.

Description

This is a sources sought notice to find out if they are any capable buisnesses able to support the United States Military Academy's need for Women's short sleeve overblouse. The attached files will provide the Specifications and Scope of Work required. In response to this Sources Sought notice provide a capablilty statment. The government is not looking for quotes at this time. 

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