NCTRF NWU INSIGNIA
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The Fleet Logistic Supply Command at Groton, CT, plans to award a sole source purchase order to Vanguard Industries for Navy Working Uniform (NWU) insignias to be supplied to the Navy Clothing Textile Research Facility in Natick, MA. This procurement will be conducted using Simplified Acquisition Procedures and is classified as Other Than Full and Open Competition under FAR 6.302-1, which allows the government to limit competition when justified. The anticipated award date for this contract is January 20, 2012. The contract, identified by solicitation number N0018912TGA26 and associated with NAICS code 339999, does not involve a set-aside and is not seeking competitive offers, as stated explicitly in the notice. This action is intended to fulfill the specific needs of the Navy in a timely manner, with the government retaining sole discretion regarding whether or not to compete the procurement. The contract details indicate a focused and streamlined acquisition process to ensure prompt delivery of NWU insignias to meet operational requirements.
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