US Dept. of State ITAR / DDTC Registered Manufacturer / DUNS 96-648-0345 / CAGE 3BNS6
NYCPASS Port SUP1646628 / NYS Vender ID # 1000034176 / NJS Vender ID # 13262250
NYS Explosives Mfgr - Dealer / §478.99(d) Armor Piercing Ammunition / AA&E Level 2 / GML 103
FAR, FAR2 and SOP 00 11 -Compliant / WAWF - Compliant / IPP - BAA - TAA Compliant,
Federal Information Security Modernization Act (FISMA) Certified / SP 800-171
Defense Contractor since 1994
BOMB / EOD Suit
The OLYMPIA™ BOMB / EOD Protective Suit System is the complete EOD ensemble comprising of trousers, jacket with sleeves and collar, hand mitts, over boots, helmet with visor demister and integral communications. The suit is constructed from NOMEX™ Delta T - certified flame retardant material and this material is also used to cover the ballistic helmet. The zonal armor system provides optimum protection with maximum flexibility and comfort. The highest protection level is afforded to life critical areas of the body with V50 ranging from 4921 f/sec down to 1640 f/sec. These levels of protection can be adjusted to suit individual client needs. Key features of the OLYMPIA™ EOD/BOMB SUIT: The blast testing was initially conducted at a distance of 6.56 ft from a bare C4 explosive charge, suspended at a height of 3.28 ft, representing the approach of an EOD operator to an explosive device, and then at a distance of 1.64 ft at a height of .65 ft, representing a kneeling EOD operator when he is working on a device. In the first test there was no perceptible damage of any significance to the integrity of the bomb suit, while in the second the damage was mainly cosmetic and related only to the outer cover of the suit. In both instances substantial over-pressure reductions were achieved under the soft armor, under the combination of chest plate and soft armor, and in the helmet, indicating good survivability prospects for the occupant of the suit during a blast event. This suit balances the protection requirements against the bomb technician's need for mobility, clear vision and dexterity. The Olympia™ outer shell provides a level of fire, ultraviolet, moisture and chemical resistance, and is manufactured from NOMEX™. Grey, Tan, Blue and Black are available colors. The air blower is an assisted air purification system. The filtering system consists of a waist mounted battery powered blower assembly and two high efficiency particulate (HE) filters. The blower is powered by 2 Ni-MH 4.8-volt rechargeable batteries. MIL-STD-662F Military Standards for Fragmentation Protection Ballistic limit. The minimum velocity at which a particular projectile is expected to consistently, completely penetrate armor of given thickness and physical properties at a specified angle of obliquity. The ballistic limit may also be defined as the maximum velocity at which a particular projectile is expected to consistently fail to penetrate armor of given thickness and physical properties at a specified angle of obliquity. Because of the expense of firing tests and the impossibility of controlling striking velocity precisely, plus the existence of a zone of mixed results in which a projectile may completely penetrate or only partially penetrate under apparently identical conditions, statistical approaches are necessary, based upon limited firings. Definition of Terms: This assembly is available in
-Suit with Helmet A contoured back protector is supplied with the bomb suit. This is constructed from heavy duty high tensile strength nylon with stainless steel thread. Contour Back Protector
Available under NYS Contract # PC64787 USI
We have recently successfully completed a program of independent blast testing on our Olympia Bomb Suit. The testing was conducted by Ordnance Test Solutions (OTS), an independent research, test and evaluation company that specializes in the fields of blast and ballistic related events. Its staff are made up of technical experts with experiences from the fields of Defense Academia, Defense Government Research and the Defense Industry. OTS has conducted fully instrumented blast tests of bomb suits to measure injury to the lungs, ears, burns, whole body displacement, and integrity of the suit. OTS maintains links with organizations working in the fields of blast and ballistic assessment, allowing OTS to maintain information regarding the latest research into blast and ballistic assessments, including injury criteria. 
Adjustable trousers with
braces and over-boot insertsTrousers rear with integral
groin protector.Two position zip closures
Jacket with integral collar,
hand mitts and quick release system With three part blast plates fitted
(neck, chest and groin) Standards of Design:
Blast overpressure, fragmentation, impact and flame are hazards from which a bomb technician needs to be protected when performing render-safe procedures while wearing the bomb suit. The system provides protection to the head, face, neck, thorax/abdomen, pelvis, arms and legs of the technicians performing render-safe procedures and disposal activities. The standardized threat as indicated by the NIJ is the metal pipe bomb filled with black or smokeless powder. 
Olympia Helmet:
Constructed from composite materials and is designed for multi-threat work environments; i.e. EOD/IED as well as CBRN.
The helmet has an extensively adjustable comfort liner system and is equipped with a 2-point retention system.
It features a helmet-mounted work area light powered by a supplemental power source and is rigged for Communications System fitment. The Comms interface is attached to the jacket. It has built-in ducting for the suit's positive-pressure cooling & demisting system which is also jacket-mounted. The blast-rated visor is not SCPA breathing apparatus (BA) friendly. Such a feature would lessen the blast-rating of the helmet system.
Helmet with Comms,
visor, light & demister Comms controller and
noise suppressor -
jacket mounted Blower duct housing
on rear of helmetBlower unit mounted
on jacket rear
Weight of the system: 2.5 lbs. 
Fragmentation:
This threat is now part of the N.I.J. standard as developed at the request of the National Bomb Squad Commanders Advisory Board (NBSCAB). Fragmentation body armor is not always designed to prevent penetration of bullets, but to capture jagged fragments of metal and shrapnel. This type of body armor is tested using the U.S. military standard 662F determine the V50 rating. Fragmentation resistance (V50) as tested with .22 Caliber, 17 grain Fragment Simulated Projectile (FSP), according to STANAG 2920 and US MIL STD 662F.
The FSP is a standardized projectile that is used to simulate a fragment of an antipersonnel/anti-armor mine.
Description V50 17gr 2920 fps STANAG Chest plate & Jacket Front 4921 f/sec Neck 1969 f/sec Jacket Front 1640 f/sec Sleeve Front 1837 f/sec Sleeve Rear 1476 f/sec Front Collar 1476 f/sec Front groin plate
& groin protector 4921 f/sec Rear groin protector 1640 f/sec Trousers with thigh inserts 1640 f/sec Trousers with shin inserts 1640 f/sec Trousers with knee inserts 1640 f/sec Rear Trousers 1640 f/sec Helmet 2230 f/sec Visor 2230 f/sec 
3 comm configurations:
& wired for Comm-(Cable)
-Suit with Helmet
& NON-VOX Comm Box
-Suit with Helmet
& VOX Comm Box
-Suit with Helmet
& Wireless Comm Box
The provided jacket-mounted communications interface unit provides ambient sound control, intercom microphone and earphone facilities (microphone and earphone are factory fitted in the helmet). A waist fitted controller is attached to the bomb suit jacket for ease of use. This is a hard-wired system to prevent signal interception.
The Wireless System is available which interfaces easily with your current wireless comms box. Provide us with your frequencies and we'll outfit your suit with compatible wireless capabilities.
A 4mm polyethylene foam protective barrier with 8mm polypropylene honeycomb for impact protection. A treated Coolmax™ material provides enhanced comfort and anti bacterial performance.
An integrated elastic body belt provides adjustable and secure fitting
Heavy duty high tensile nylon with stainless steel thread for added resistance from abrasions and cuts.
Protective barrier
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