COAT, UNIFORM, UNISEX, BLUE, FR

The U.S. Defense Logistics Agency awarded M M Manufacturing LLC, with CAGE code 65G96, a contract valued at $2,951,640.00 under the IDIQ vehicle SPE1C123D0048, with an award date of July 15, 2026. This contract covers the supply of twenty-six distinct sizes of unisex blue flame-resistant uniforms, each identified by a unique National Stock Number (NSN) and Universal Product Code (UPC), with all line items referenced under procurement symbol PR 7017497903. The performance location is M M Manufacturing’s facility in Lajas, Puerto Rico, while deliveries are FOB destination to the Pendergrass Distribution Center in Georgia. The contract structure includes a base ordering period of one year following award, with possible option periods extending the total contract term up to four years, and production lead times set at 180 days for the initial delivery and 150 days for subsequent orders. All shipments must comply with the Vendor Shipment Module (VSM) (November 2022) and use U.S.-flag vessels for ocean transport, unless prior written approval is granted. The contract incorporates several Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, including 52.204-19 for incorporated representations and certifications, 52.246-2 for fixed-price inspection of supplies, 52.217-9 allowing a 60-day option to extend contract performance, and 252.225-7012 mandating preference for domestic commodities under the Buy American Act. Inspection and acceptance are conducted at the manufacturing origin by a Government Quality Assurance Representative, with mandatory submission of five samples from the first production lot. Reporting obligations under the Defense Priority and Allocation System are triggered given the nature of the items, and compliance with labeling standards using NSNs and UPCs ensures supply chain visibility. Payment processing will be handled electronically through the Defense Finance and Accounting Service in Columbus, Ohio, under the line of accounting 97X4930 5CBX 001 2620 533189. The Contracting Officer’s Representative, Michael Baron of DLA Troop Support, and the Defense Contract Management Agency Southeast serve as the administrative contacts. Though the full scope of evaluation factors and socioeconomic certifications are not explicitly documented, the contract structure and use of sealed