Sleep Number P5 360 Smart Bed (Qty 23)

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The 82d Civil Engineer Squadron (CES) Fire Protection flight requires 23 Sleep Number P5 360 Smart Bed Twin XL mattresses, Flexfit 1 adjustable bases, and waterproof protectors for Fire Stations 1 and 3. This brand-name justification is for a simplified acquisition under $250,000, citing the beds' unique features like a 10-inch pillow top, specific foam layers, integrated base with adjustable firmness, and permanent power cord with remote control. Efforts to obtain competition were made, but other brands like Night Air, Airpedic, and Tempur-Pedic lacked full installation, exceeded budget, or did not offer the required Twin XL size. The current mattresses are over eight years old and inadequate for firefighters' diverse needs and 24/7 duty cycles. The unique adjustability of Sleep Number beds is deemed crucial for the strenuous demands on firefighters, ensuring proper rest and peak performance. The Contracting Officer determined that only the brand-name Sleep Number bed reasonably meets the essential requirements.