PUERTO RICO APPAREL MANUFACTURING (PRAMA) CORP.

Puerto Rico Apparel Manufacturing (PRAMA) Corp. specializes in the precision cut-and-sew manufacturing of military-grade tactical apparel, with deep expertise in producing U.S. Department of Defense-standard Infantry Hot Weather Combat Uniform (IHWCU) garments, including ACU OCP trousers and coats. The company leverages advanced textile fabrication techniques to meet stringent military specifications for durability, moisture management, and field performance, ensuring compliance with federal uniform standards such as MIL-SPEC and FED-STD-191. Their technical capabilities encompass pattern development, high-volume seam sealing, abrasion-resistant stitching, and integration of camouflage patterning consistent with Army Combat Uniform requirements, positioning them as a trusted producer of mission-critical field gear. PRAMA has established a consistent and enduring relationship with the Department of Defense, delivering standardized tactical apparel across multiple contract awards over recent months. Their work is focused exclusively on fulfilling DoD requirements for soldier-worn clothing systems, demonstrating reliability in meeting tight production timelines and quality control benchmarks critical to operational readiness. The contractor’s primary industry focus is NAICS 315210 — Cut and Sew Apparel Contractors — where they operate as a specialized manufacturer within the defense textile supply chain, serving military uniform programs rather than commercial or civilian markets. Their niche lies in producing high-volume, specification-compliant combat uniforms with strict adherence to government-issued technical data packages and inspection protocols. As a Women-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business certified entity based in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico, PRAMA combines federal small business status with regional manufacturing capacity to support domestic defense production goals. Their operational footprint in Puerto Rico enhances supply chain resilience and contributes to DoD’s efforts to maintain domestic sourcing of essential uniform components.