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Material Testing and Quality Assurance Services

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This contract involves independent testing of fabric samples to ensure they meet specific standards in durability, fiber content, flammability, and shrinkage before delivery. The services are categorized under NAICS code 541380, which relates to testing laboratories. The work is subcontracted for the Centralia Correctional Center located in Centralia, Illinois, with the postal code 62801. The objective is to guarantee that the materials used comply with predetermined quality and safety regulations to maintain consistency and reduce defects. The solicitation was posted on March 25, 2026, and focuses on providing quality assurance services related to material testing. The contract requires expertise in textile testing methodologies and adherence to regulatory standards for fabric performance. Although the contract does not specify set-aside types or point-of-contact details, the role is critical in supporting the correctional center's procurement process by validating material integrity before acceptance and use.

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Independent fabric testing for durability, fiber content, flammability, shrinkage at Centralia Correctional Center.

Place of Performance

Centralia, IL, 62801, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

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This scope was carved out of 26-426DOC-CENTR-B-51587.

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26-426DOC-CENTR-B-51587 | IDOC- 7.5oz Kelly Green Twill

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AgencyIllinois → Centralia Correctional Center
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Independent testing of fabric samples to verify compliance with durability, fiber content, flammability, and shrinkage standards prior to delivery.

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