Textile Mills

Code 313
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The NAICS 313 category, Textile Mills, encompasses manufacturers engaged in preparing and processing raw textile materials into intermediate or final textile products. This industry segment includes establishments that transform fibers into yarns, weave or knit yarns into fabrics, and apply various finishes or coatings to textile materials. Products span a wide range of textile goods, including specialized fabrics for military, industrial, and commercial applications, with a focus on precise manufacturing processes and material specifications.

The federal contract awards under this NAICS category primarily involve the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) and U.S. Military services procuring specialized textile materials. Typical contract values range from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars, with durations spanning one year or multiple years. Set-aside types frequently include Total Small Business, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, and Women-Owned Small Business designations. Common places of performance include Arizona Industries for the Blind, various military shipyards, and contractor manufacturing facilities. Funding agencies predominantly include the Department of Defense, with a strong emphasis on supporting disability employment programs and maintaining domestic manufacturing capabilities.

Recent federal contract opportunities demonstrate diverse textile procurement requirements, including parachute cloth, laminated fabrics, specialty webbings, and technical textile materials. Solicitations consistently target small businesses and require electronic quote submissions with specific technical specifications. Notable procurements include 60,240 yards of parachute cloth, silica cloth for naval shipyards, and specialized fabric for military uniforms. Delivery destinations frequently include military logistics centers, veterans' organizations, and specialized manufacturing support entities. Many opportunities emphasize Berry Amendment compliance, requiring 100% domestic production and materials.

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