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Embroidery and Insignia Application Services

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The contract entails the customization of LGF uniforms through precise embroidery and application of rank insignia, name tags, logos, and other identification markings using advanced equipment to ensure consistency and durability. Work must be performed in accordance with strict quality standards to meet military and diplomatic uniform requirements, with all applications matching provided specifications for placement, size, color, and material. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 315990, indicating it falls within other textile product mills, and is tied to the US Embassy in Ankara, with performance required at the designated location in Ankara, Turkish Republic, zip code 06530. All work must be completed by the response deadline of August 14, 2026, to ensure timely deployment of uniformed personnel, and adherence to security and diplomatic protocols for international representation is essential.

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Customize LGF uniforms with embroidery and insignia in Ankara by August 14, 2026, per strict military and diplomatic standards.

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Department Of State → US Embassy AnkaraView Agency

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315990 - Apparel Accessories and Other Apparel ManufacturingView NAICS

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Ankara, DC, 06530, TUR

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Custom embroidery and application of rank insignia, name tags, logos, and identification markings on LGF uniforms using precision equipment.

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