Federal Register #2026-22643

AbilityOne Adds Stop the Bleed First-Aid Kits to the Procurement List

The U.S. AbilityOne Commission added four Stop the Bleed first-aid products to the Procurement List for Department of Defense use. - Government buyers and offices - Department of Defense, DLA Troop Support - The U.S. AbilityOne Commission announced the Procurement List additions. - Separately, the Department of Commerce, NOAA, National Marine Fisheries Service Alaska Regional Office seeks comments on a Cook Inlet salmon-fishery information collection. - Products and source - Four personal bleed-control kit products are listed in TMT, CAT, and SOFTT-W configurations; part numbers are provided below. - Alphapointe is identified as the authorized source of supply. The notice does not expressly identify a product manufacturer or provide quantities. - Notable requirements and context - The products are Stop the Bleed kits and a resupply pack; the specific configurations are shown in the line items. - The AbilityOne notice also announces deletions from the Procurement List, but the deleted products are not identified in the provided excerpt. - The separate NOAA notice concerns renewing a fishery information collection, not purchasing products or services. It covers permit applications, processor registration, landing reports, daily gillnet fishing logs, and drift-gillnet buoy markings. It estimates 400 respondents, 2,846 annual burden hours, and $20,100 in annual public costs.

Description

The Department of Commerce invites comments on the renewal of an information collection for the Cook Inlet Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) Commercial Salmon Fishery. The collection covers permit applications, eLandings registration and landing reports, daily fishing logs, and drift gillnet buoy marking. These records support fishery management, catch monitoring, and compliance with applicable requirements. Comments must be received by January 4, 2027.

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