Open solicitation · city · CA
Structural Firefighting Turnout Gear
OpenGov · Materials and Supplies (Competitive Bidding PMC 4.08.045). The Pasadena Fire Department (PFD) is seeking a vendor to provide firefighter personal protective equipment (PPE) in accordance with City specifications. The PFD currently has 175 firefighters. Items required include firefighting turnout coats, turnout pants, gloves, boots and hoods. The successful Bidder will be responsible for providing the resources and functions necessary to meet the intent of the contract including exchange policies, account management, customized fittings at the requested site, and indicated delivery requirements. The quantities listed in this Bid document are estimates only and may differ from actual quantities ordered. Multiple orders will be placed on an as needed b Review the official project, eligibility, response instructions and all addenda before acting.
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- Stage
- Open solicitation
- Status
- Open at last verification
- Notice type
- Materials and Supplies (Competitive Bidding PMC 4.08.045)
- Buyer
- City of Pasadena
- Notice reference
- 2026-IFB-MS-0520
- Location
- CA
- Category
- Other
- Deadline
- October 27, 2026 at 7:00 PM ET
- Small-business status
- No restriction confirmed in the public record
- Small-Team Fit
- Conditional
- Amendments observed
- 0
- Source
- City of Pasadena
- The buyer is a local, school, university, airport, or utility organization.
- The scope is in a focused service or supply lane often delivered by smaller teams.
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