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Apparel Branding and Embellishment

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This subcontract for Apparel Branding and Embellishment involves providing specialized logo and graphic application services for prime contractors supporting International Labour Organization projects in Madagascar. The scope of work includes logo digitization, machine embroidery, screen printing, and heat transfer application. These services are executed using computerized embroidery machines and printing presses to deliver branded polo shirts with logos placed in specified locations. The project is categorized under NAICS code 314910 and is specifically designated for performance within Madagascar. Managed by the ILO, the contract focuses on high-quality garment embellishment to ensure consistent organizational branding across apparel assets.

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Subcontract for apparel branding and embellishment services for ILO projects in Madagascar.

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NAICS

314910 - Textile Bag and Canvas Mills

Place of Performance

MDG

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NONE

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PostedNov 9

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Applies logos and graphics for prime contractors on International Labour Organization (ILO) apparel projects in Madagascar. Performs logo digitization, machine embroidery, screen printing, and heat transfer application using computerized embroidery machines and printing presses. Delivers branded polo shirts with logos applied to specified locations.

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