Federal Supply Schedule GS07F0170T

The General Services Administration Federal Acquisition Service issued a Federal Supply Schedule contract to Paradise Pillow, Inc., a HUBZone-certified small business manufacturer, on January 1, 2007, with a contract ceiling of $837,041.00 and an ultimate completion date of December 31, 2026.

Paradise Pillow operates under Special Item Numbers 314120 (lodging and hospitality supplies) and OLM (Order-Level Materials). The contractor serves a nationwide footprint covering all 50 states, Washington DC, Puerto Rico, and U.S. territories, with production based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Geographic coverage extends to CONUS ports or consolidation points for overseas activity orders. Delivery is available within 7–21 days after receipt of order, with expedited delivery in 5–7 days when stock is available. The contractor accepts minimum orders of $100.00, with maximum order values of $300,000 for SIN 314120 and $250,000 for OLM. Quantity discounts apply: 2% for 750–1,500 units, 3% for 1,501–3,000 units, 5% for 3,001–5,250 units, and 7% for 5,251+ units plus freight.

The price list reflects entry-level products starting at $2.19 per unit. The contractor supplies cotton bed blankets, sheets, pillowcases, towels, mattress covers (including Type III envelope design conforming to Federal Specification DDD-C-628F), and bed-in-a-bag sets in various thread counts and configurations, along with flameproof disposable nonwoven pillowcases.

Recent activity occurs primarily under a parent $2.5 million Blanket Purchase Agreement awarded June 18, 2024, running through June 17, 2026. Delivery orders issued under this Schedule in 2024–2026 include large volume procurements from Navy Installations Command (bed-in-a-bag sets ranging from 126 to 1,500 units, totaling over $700,000), the GSA Federal Acquisition Service (sheet sets and bed-in-a-bag sets for civilian agencies), Air Combat Command (Offutt Air Force Base and Whiteman Air Force Base household furnishings and bedding), Air Force Space Command (dorm furniture), the Federal Emergency Management Agency (bedding for Anniston dormitories), and Air Forces Europe and Africa ($144,400 dorm linen order to Great Britain). Orders carry firm fixed pricing with economic price adjustment provisions. Multiple awards to defense agencies include small business set-aside designations, though most orders were issued competitively without set-asides.