Leather

PSC code 8330 encompasses leather products and related materials, serving a diverse range of federal government needs across multiple agencies and operational contexts. These products include credential cases, leather accessories, safety equipment, upholstery materials, and various leather goods utilized in military, law enforcement, correctional, and administrative settings. The category encompasses raw leather materials, finished leather products, and specialized leather applications for uniforms, equipment, and facility furnishings.

Federal contract awards under PSC 8330 demonstrate consistent procurement patterns, with most contracts ranging from $5,000 to $100,000 and typically having performance periods between one month and one year. Key awarding agencies include the Department of the Army's Joint Munitions Command, Department of Justice's Bureau of Prisons, and the Department of the Navy's Naval Sea Systems Command. Frequent contractors include Cortina Leathers, Perfect Fit, Gellco Uniforms & Shoes, and Commercial Contracting Enterprise. Most awards are unrestricted, with no set-aside designations, and commonly feature firm fixed-price contract types. Performance locations are predominantly in states like Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Maine, and Virginia, supporting various operational and administrative requirements.

The most recent federal contract opportunity is a Request for Information (RFI) from the Federal Prison Industries (FPI) Allenwood seeking leather suppliers for office furniture seating lines. This total small business set-aside opportunity targets vendors capable of providing diverse leather styles with specific technical requirements, including 10 different leather types, 7-day lead times, and mandatory certifications like ISO 9001. The RFI seeks suppliers who can deliver leather to multiple locations including Allenwood, Pennsylvania and Beckley, West Virginia, with comprehensive specifications regarding leather style, thickness, weight, and performance characteristics.