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MSHA - Self Contained Self Rescuers 1605C4-26-Q-00031

Solicitation 1605C4-26-Q-00031 Copied Notice ID 2b6535f5a4174fdd80935b2eba3cd174 Copied LABOR, DEPARTMENT OF — DOL - CAS DIVISION 4 PROCUREMENT
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Posted
Mar 27, 2026
Deadline
Apr 03, 2026
Set-aside
SBA
NAICS
334513
PSC
6630

Summary

AI-generated · Mar 28, 2026

Self-contained self-rescuers (SCSRs) must be provided for MSHA mine inspectors when entering underground coal mines. These devices must be MSHA- and NIOSH-approved (under 42 CFR Part 84) and deliver a breathable air supply that enables safe egress in emergencies where toxic gases may be present (e.g., carbon monoxide, methane, carbon dioxide). They must be available for all persons entering coal underground mines.

Because inspectors work in very tight spaces (often under 30 inches in height) and carry substantial equipment (often 45 pounds or more), the SCSRs should be compact and lightweight while still meeting regulatory approvals and providing sufficient breathable air for a timely exit.

SCSRs are required to be worn by MSHA s mine inspectors when going underground in mines for safety reasons. Also, in accordance with 30 CFR part 75 subpart R section 75.1714-1, self-rescue devices must be available for use by all persons entering coal underground mines and these devices must be approved by MSHA and the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) under 42 CFR Part 84. In the event of a mine emergency, the breathing environment may become contaminated with carbon monoxide, methane, carbon dioxide, and other noxious gasses. In such emergency situations, MSHA personnel must depend on the SCSRs for a breathable mixture of air that will permit them adequate time to safely exit the mine. Space and weight considerations are of importance to MSHA mine inspectors for safety reasons. MSHA mine inspectors frequently need to work in very tight spaces, many of which are less than 30 inches in height. In addition, MSHA mine inspectors need to carry a significant amount of equipment, often weighing as much as 45 pounds or more. Smaller and lighter equipment lessens the total weight that MSHA mine inspectors need to carry which translates to increased safety.

From Solicitation posted on Mar 27, 2026

Notice history

2
  1. Solicitation Posted Mar 27, 2026
  2. Award Notice LATEST Posted May 20, 2026

Details

Solicitation number 1605C4-26-Q-00031
Notice ID 2b6535f5a4174fdd80935b2eba3cd174
Award number 1605C4-26-Q-00031
Notice type Solicitation
Product / Service (PSC) 6630
NAICS 334513
Place of performance Ballard, West Virginia
Archive date Apr 18, 2026

Award Information

Awardee
1
Total Awarded
$304,355.90
Award Date
Apr 08, 2026

Awardees

Company Name UEI CAGE Code Location
CSE Corporation RJ3XFJ6MUBQ3 0BDA1 Export, PA

Documents

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Contacts

primary
Alicia M. Jackson

Email

Phone

secondary
Michael V. Whiddon

Email

Phone

Agency

LABOR, DEPARTMENT OF
OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT
DOL - CAS DIVISION 4 PROCUREMENT

Place of Performance

Ballard, West Virginia
USA

Dates

Posted Mar 27, 2026 4 months ago
Last Updated Aug 06, 2026 2 days ago
Due Apr 03, 2026 4 months ago