FEDERAL PRISON INDUSTRIES, INC

Federal Prison Industries, Inc. specializes in the design, manufacture, and delivery of specialized uniform systems and apparel accessories for federal law enforcement and correctional personnel. Leveraging in-house production capabilities under the UNICOR program, the company produces mission-critical garments including Deputy U.S. Marshal uniforms and related gear, utilizing durable textiles, ergonomic tailoring, and compliance-driven specifications aligned with federal safety and operational standards. Their technical expertise includes precision cutting and sewing of high-wear garments, integration of insignia and tactical hardware, and adherence to strict government-issued performance and durability requirements, ensuring consistent quality across large-scale production runs. The contractor maintains a focused relationship with the Department of Justice, supplying standardized uniform systems for federal marshals and other law enforcement divisions, and has also delivered apparel solutions to the Department of Homeland Security, indicating a trusted partnership in equipping personnel with mission-ready attire. Their work is characterized by repeat engagements for standardized yet highly regulated uniform programs, reflecting deep familiarity with federal procurement protocols and uniform specifications. Primary operations center on NAICS 315990, which encompasses the manufacturing of apparel accessories and other apparel not elsewhere classified—specifically, government-issued uniforms and tactical wear. This positions the contractor as a niche provider within the federal supply chain, serving exclusively institutional and public safety markets rather than commercial retail. The inclusion of NAICS 458110 reflects administrative handling of uniform distribution channels, not retail operations. As a government-owned corporation operating under the Federal Prison Industries model, the entity is structured as a 2A (Government-Owned Corporation) with facilities based in Jesup, Georgia. It holds no external certifications but operates under the authority and compliance framework of the U.S. Department of Justice, with production processes governed by federal correctional industry standards and federal procurement regulations.