Cloth, cleaning, low-lint:CID a-a-5932A dated 3/24/05. Type i - for clean room use-requiring ultra-clean , low lint wipers. First article tesing is required in accordance with paragraph 3.6 unit of…

Barnes Supply Co, Inc. has been awarded a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) call valued at $25,188.00 by the Federal Acquisition Service (FAS), a civilian agency, for the supply of low-lint cleaning cloths compliant with military specification CID A-A-5932A dated March 24, 2005. The contract deliverable consists of Type I cleaning cloths designed for clean room environments, requiring ultra-clean, low-lint characteristics suitable for precision applications. Products will be packaged in boxes containing two five-pound bags each and delivered to the place of performance in Martinsville, Virginia. The contract is structured as a firm fixed-price arrangement with an ultimate completion date of September 30, 2025, and no set-aside designation was applied to this competitive award. First article testing is required per contract specifications to ensure product quality and compliance with military standards.

This BPA call supports the broader indefinite delivery vehicle that Barnes Supply Co, Inc. holds with FAS, a single-award BPA valued at $5.5 million and effective through September 28, 2026. The BPA mechanism enables streamlined procurement of specialized cleaning supplies across federal civilian and military customer bases. As a manufacturer located in Martinsville, Virginia, and registered in SAM.gov since 2003, Barnes Supply Co, Inc. has demonstrated expertise in producing high-performance, low-lint cleaning cloths meeting exacting government specifications. The contract supports the efficient distribution of precision cleaning materials to both military and civilian federal customers through the Federal Acquisition Service's procurement infrastructure.

Cloth, cleaning, low-lint:CID a-a-5932A dated 3/24/05. Type i - for clean room use-requiring ultra-clean , low lint wipers. First article tesing is required in accordance with paragraph 3.6 unit of issue: BX (two each five pound bags of cloths per box