Domestic Textile Lining and Cushion Insert Supply
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This contract involves the supply of U.S.-manufactured breathable fabric linings and removable cushion inserts specifically designed for military footwear. The procurement aims to ensure domestic sourcing of high-quality textile components critical to the comfort and performance of military boots. The contract falls under the subcontract category and is managed by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Troop Support, part of the Department of Defense. The place of performance is designated as Philadelphia, indicating where the supplied materials are likely to be delivered or manufactured. The relevant industry classification for the contract is NAICS code 313230, which pertains to textile product mills. While no specific solicitation number or type of set-aside is indicated, the focus on domestic production aligns with military procurement priorities to support U.S. manufacturers and maintain supply chain security.
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Philadelphia, PA, USASet-Aside
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