Manufacturing of Disposable Flameproof Pillowcases (NSN 7210008838494)
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This subcontract through the General Services Administration involves the manufacturing of 29,000 disposable, nonwoven, flameproof pillowcases under NSN 7210008838494 for GSA/NAVSUP aviation supply projects. The contractor is responsible for fabricating slip-on envelope type pillowcases using sewing, gluing, or fusing techniques, ensuring all seams are wrinkle-free and maintain strict dimensional tolerances of 12.0 by 17.0 inches. The project requires strict adherence to safety and marking standards, specifically 14 CFR Part 25, Appendix F, Part II and MIL-STD-129R. Final products must be delivered in packages of 100 units. This opportunity falls under NAICS code 314999 and is managed by the Supply Chain Management Contracting Division.
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This scope was carved out of 47QSSC27Q0017.
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7210008838494, Pillowcase
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