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Ripstop Fabric Supply

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The contract involves the supply of 15,000 yards of ripstop fabric tailored to meet specific technical criteria including composition, weight, width, color, and a Teflon treatment to enhance durability and resistance. This supply agreement is classified as a subcontract under the NAICS code 313320, indicating it pertains to textile product mills. The fabric is intended for use by the Centralia Correctional Center, located in Centralia, Illinois, with the contract posting dated December 2, 2025. The scope emphasizes strict adherence to the detailed fabric specifications necessary to fulfill the correctional center’s operational requirements. While certain details such as agency office address and type of set-aside are not specified, the contract ensures procurement of high-quality, treated ripstop material suitable for institutional needs. Interested parties can access further bidding and contract documentation via the official Illinois procurement website.

General Info

Supply of 15,000 yards treated ripstop fabric for Centralia Correctional Center, Illinois, December 2025.

Agency

Illinois → Centralia Correctional CenterView Agency

NAICS

313320 - Fabric Coating MillsView NAICS

Place of Performance

Centralia, IL, 62801, US

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AgencyIllinois → Centralia Correctional Center
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Supply of 15,000 yards of ripstop fabric with specific technical requirements including composition, weight, width, color, and Teflon treatment.

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