Indefinite Delivery Contract 15UC0C20D00000659

Award Date 2/12/20
Last Date to Order 2/11/23
Federal Agency
Central Office
Ultimate Awardee
Not listed
Federal Contract Vehicle
Pricing Type
Fixed Price with Economic Price Adjustment
Legislative Mandate
Economy Act
National Interest Action
None
Award Type
Single
Primary Consortia Member
Not listed
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    Indefinite Delivery Contract
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The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons issued delivery orders against this IDV from 2020 through 2022. The orders procured fabrics including microfiber, poly-terry, and wash cloth materials from Chima to support operations at the Federal Correctional Institution in Jesup, Georgia and the Bureau of Prisons Central Office in Reading, Pennsylvania. The delivery orders had firm fixed prices typically under $150,000 each and were awarded without set-asides to Chima to fulfill from its location in Reading, Pennsylvania by established completion dates. The IDV and orders aimed to efficiently supply basic textiles and hygiene items for the care and employment of inmates in the Bureau of Prison's correctional facilities.

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