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Steel-Backed Rubber Chablon Blanket Supply

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The contract seeks the supply of precision-engineered steel-backed rubber chablon blankets specifically designed for use in currency printing presses, demanding exacting standards in the bonding of high-grade rubber to steel substrates to ensure consistent performance under extreme printing conditions. The product must meet stringent dimensional tolerances, durability requirements, and operational specifications critical to the high-speed, high-pressure environment of federal currency production, with zero tolerance for defects that could compromise print quality or machine integrity. The effort is governed by strict safety protocols and environmental compliance standards, reflecting the Bureau of Engraving and Printing’s mandate to uphold national security and sustainability in all aspects of currency manufacturing. Performance is expected at the agency’s primary facility in Washington, D.C., with a response deadline of July 27, 2026. This subcontract opportunity, classified under NAICS code 326220 for rubber product manufacturing, is open to qualified suppliers capable of delivering certified, high-volume precision components without reliance on external sourcing or non-compliant materials, ensuring complete traceability and quality assurance throughout the production lifecycle.

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Supply of precision steel-backed rubber chablon blankets for federal currency printing with strict quality, safety, and traceability requirements.

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Department Of The Treasury → Bureau Of Engraving And PrintingView Agency

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326220 - Rubber and Plastics Hoses and Belting ManufacturingView NAICS

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Washington, DC, 20228, USA

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Supply of precision-engineered steel-backed rubber chablon blankets for currency printing presses, requiring high-tolerance bonding of rubber to steel substrates and compliance with strict safety and environmental standards.

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