Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-77648-NONST-2027-000000032

Tift County Fire Rescue SCBA units, facepieces, cylinders, and delivery

Tift County is seeking compatible breathing equipment for its Fire Rescue operations. - Buyer: Tift County Board of Commissioners, together with Tift County Fire Rescue (TCFR), Georgia. - OEM specified: 3M Scott. The solicitation specifies Scott equipment or approved equivalents. - Requested products: 50 X3 Pro Pak self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) units; 50 AV 3000 HT facepieces; and 100 4500-psi, 45-minute carbon-fiber composite cylinders. - SCBA units must include Snap Change Valve Assembly, EZ-Flow regulator, UEBSS, and Pak-Tracker capability. - Facepieces are specified with Kevlar harnesses in medium size; cylinders require snap-change valve assemblies. Both must be compatible with the SCBA units. - Requirements: Equipment must meet NFPA 1970 2025 Edition. Equivalent products may be proposed with documentation demonstrating equivalency. Proposals must include certification and technical documentation, warranty details, and an estimated delivery timeframe. Vendors must provide active SAM.gov registration and UEI information, and identify domestic or non-domestic equipment for applicable Build America, Buy America requirements. - Delivery: Equipment is to be delivered to Tift County Fire/Rescue in Tifton, Georgia. Freight and delivery are included in the requested scope. - Funding: Partially funded through a FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant.

Description

Tift County Board of Commissioners and Tift County Fire Rescue are soliciting sealed bids for 50 self-contained breathing apparatus units, 100 SCBA cylinders, and 50 SCBA facepieces. Equipment must meet NFPA 1970 2025 Edition requirements, and the cylinders and facepieces must be compatible with the SCBA units. The vendor must provide delivery, required compliance and technical documentation, warranty details, and an estimated delivery timeframe. Proposals are due by 10:00 AM ET on November 25, 2026, and the procurement is funded in part by a FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant.

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