Uniform Tailoring and Embroidery Specialist
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The Uniform Tailoring and Embroidery Specialist subcontract involves providing professional measuring, fitting, alterations, and embroidery services for prime contractors working on Henry County Police Department projects. The scope of work includes detailed alterations to hems, sleeve lengths, leg widths, waists, seats, and crotches, as well as the sewing of shoulder patches, chevrons, and badge patches. Additionally, the specialist is responsible for producing embroidery samples for the HCPD Flag Logo and Assignment Stitches using industrial machinery and delivering all fitted uniforms and approved samples. This opportunity is issued by the Henry County Board of Commissioners in Georgia under NAICS code 315222. The contract was posted on August 28, 2026, with a response deadline of September 24, 2026.
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This scope was carved out of 27-13.
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BID #27-13, Police Department Uniforms - Annual Contract
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