A. Contractor shall provide CAL FIRE with clean coveralls and various shop supplies that are in good condition on a weekly basis as directed by the CAL FIRE Project Representative. Good condition means items shall be free of rips or tears and not worn beyond normal wear condition. Items found to be not in good condition shall not be charged to CAL FIRE. Items aged beyond the Useful Life of items shall be replaced by Contractor at Contractor’s expense. Items determined as damaged beyond repair by CAL FIRE personnel during the Estimated Useful Life shall be replaced by Contractor at CAL FIRE’s expense. B. Contractor shall create and maintain a detailed and itemized physical inventory, listed by location, which includes the following data: item, count, estimated useful life, time in service, and estimated remaining life. This will be provided to the CAL FIRE Project Representative at the start of the contract. Quarterly reporting of this inventory shall be provided to, and reviewed and approved by, the CAL FIRE Project Representative. C. Contractor shall provide all coveralls, and various shop supplies clean and free from defect (including tears and holes) and shall replace all unserviceable items as required. All coveralls and supplies furnished shall be equal to or greater than the industry standard and be of material, color, and construction approved by the CAL FIRE Project Representative.