Snyder Manufacturing
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The contract pertains to the procurement of raw material specifically duck cloth for Snyder Manufacturing. It is issued as a forecast with a total set-aside for small businesses under the SBA program, supporting opportunities for small business participation. The contract falls under the NAICS code 313320, which corresponds to manufacturing of fabric and textiles. The contracting agency is the Department of Justice, specifically the Inc Federal Prison Industries division, indicating government involvement in prison industry operations. Key contacts for this contract include Keith Findeis as a general point of contact and Robert L. Connolly serving as the Small Business Point of Contact, facilitating communication and assistance for interested small businesses. The solicitation is not yet fully detailed with location information, but inquiries and further actions can be directed via the provided emails. The opportunity is accessible through the Department of Justice’s contracting forecast webpage, allowing small businesses to prepare for participation.
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