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Through Product Manager Soldier Clothing and Individual Equipment (PdM SCIE), the Army is seeking industry feedback on the All-Range Tactical Clothing (ARTC) system. Input is requested on Technical Data Packages, the first Apparel Tech Pack and Digital Apparel Tool outputs for cold-weather protection layers designed for Arctic and Subarctic operations.


Through Product Manager Soldier Clothing and Individual Equipment (PdM SCIE), the Army is seeking industry feedback on the All-Range Tactical Clothing (ARTC) system. Input is requested on Technical Data Packages, the first Apparel Tech Pack and Digital Apparel Tool outputs for cold-weather protection layers designed for Arctic and Subarctic operations.

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