United States Park Police, Headquarters, 1100 Ohio Drive, SW, Washington, DC 20024

84 -- FLASHLIGHT SOL USPP-8-1090 DUE 093098 POC Contracting Officer, Gordon Nelson Smith Jr, 202/401-2264; Fax: 202/401-2262 E-MAIL: Gordon Nelson Smith Jr, Contracting Officer, gnsmith1@email.msn.com. 1. 700 Combat Tactical Flashlight. 2. Description: The flashlight must be able to illuminate adversaries utilizing the Rogers shooting techniques, while engaging an adversary. The overall length cannot exceed 6.9 inches. The maximum weight is not to exceed 7.5 ounces. The light when activated must produce a minimum of 50 lumens of light. To provide enough light to identify any weapon or threat at distances of 15 yards minimum. The beam of light when activated is to be pre-focused and bonded in its own reflector so that it stays perfectly focused. A momentary button cap switch capable of activating the flashlight must be located on the end of the flashlight that is located in the palm of the hand when utilizing the Rogers shooting method. The momentary button cap switch when activated with any amount of pressure applied by an officer under stree, must deactivate on its own when dropped or the pressure is released. The flashlight must also have a method to activate lthe flashlight in a constant on position that is separate from the momentary switch cap. Flashlight must be powered by a nicad battery module and have the capability of being switched to a lithium battery power. Flashlight must have a neoprene grip ring approximately 2 1/2 inches from the end of the momentary switch cap to enable the user to employ the Rogers shooting method. The flashlight must include an AC/DC rapid charger that will not imprint a memory on the nicad battery cell and charge the battery cell quickly by either the AC or DC mode. The flashlight must come equipped with a plastic holder which will accommodate and secure the flashlight regardless if the bezel is placed in the holder first or it is inserted with the momentary switch cap end. The holder must be one (1) piece, which will require a belt to be placed through a loop on the holder. 3. The specifications of this type flashlight are required to meet our minimum needs and our objectives of being able the employ the Rogers Shooting method with a two handed grip, allowing the officer to load, reload and manipulate the slide of their pistol while handling the flashlight. Posted 09/07/98 (W-SN246664). (0250)

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