Almack Liners, Inc.

Almack Liners, Inc., a minority-owned, woman-owned, and Hispanic American-owned small business manufacturer based in Chatsworth, California, supplies pre-cut textile materials, fabric goods, and apparel to the federal government as a prime contractor across 700 delivery orders and indefinite delivery contracts, competing in full-and-open procurement with no set-aside designations on the majority of its awards.

Almack Liners manufactures pre-cut liner materials and fabric components for military and correctional facility applications, with specialized expertise in Berry Amendment-compliant domestic sourcing. Representative work includes a $71,755.50 delivery order from the Defense Logistics Agency (May 2026) for pre-cut textile materials supporting DLA contracts; a $1.82 million indefinite delivery contract from the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons for PT Running Shorts for the Air Force and Space Force (awarded March 2025, set-aside for small business, ceiling value $1,820,200, with a one-year base and two option years guaranteeing minimum orders of 10,000 yards and estimating maximum lifecycle delivery of 226,000 yards); and a $592,520 single-award indefinite delivery contract from DOJ Bureau of Prisons Central Office for liners supporting Defense Logistics Agency contracts (awarded July 2025, completion July 2026). The company also holds multiple indefinite delivery contracts under which delivery orders are placed for pre-cut goods to supply Federal Prison Industries textile plants and for fabric to support military branch needs across the Army, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Navy.

Customer concentration is pronounced and concentrated within the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons ecosystem. The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons Central Office dominates the footprint at 166 awards ($26 million combined potential value), followed by the Bureau of Prisons Federal Correctional Institution Englewood (130 awards, $5.6 million) and the Bureau of Prisons Federal Correctional Institution Waseca (88 awards, $5 million). These top three Bureau of Prisons entities account for 384 awards representing $36.6 million in combined potential value — approximately 75% of Almack Liners' entire federal portfolio. The top five customers by both award count and potential value are entirely DOJ Bureau of Prisons locations, covering 68% of awards and 75% of combined potential value, signaling near-complete customer concentration within a single agency's prison system.

Almack Liners operates five parent indefinite delivery vehicles, all single-award contracts held directly with the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons Central Office. IDC DJU4600004467 carries 147 task orders valued at $11.4 million combined potential; IDC DJU4600002361 carries 102 task orders at $5.3 million; IDC DJU4600003946 carries 78 task orders at $3.1 million; IDC DJU4600002380 carries 59 task orders at $509 thousand; and contract 1PIC44840 carries 57 task orders at $371 thousand. These five vehicles account for 443 task orders and approximately $20.7 million of the $57.7 million portfolio, anchoring the vendor's access to Bureau of Prisons work.

Activity has fluctuated across the past five years: 26 awards in 2022, 20 in 2023, 37 in 2024 (peak), declining to 21 in 2025 and 3 year-to-date in 2026 through May. The recompete cliff in the next twenty-four months is modest — only two awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $111 thousand, indicating limited near-term recompete exposure. However, the portfolio's deep dependence on five DOJ-held indefinite delivery contracts means recompete risk concentrates on those parent vehicles, not on individual delivery orders.

Almack Liners competes across NAICS 314110 (Knit Fabric Mills), 314120 (Narrow Fabric Mills), 314210 (Broadwoven Fabric Mills), and related textile and yarn production codes. The portfolio is overwhelming concentrated in PSC Textile Fabrics (681 of 700 awards), with minor exposure to Yarn and Thread (11 awards) and Clothing, Special Purpose (8 awards). All awards are firm fixed price, reflecting commodity-like textile procurement. Combined dollars obligated across the portfolio total $41.4 million, or 72% of combined potential value, indicating steady invoiced revenue against ceiling values. The vendor operates solely as a prime contractor — no sub-award activity appears in the source data.

Manufacture of Liners for running shorts, swimming trunks, physical fitness shorts.

Cut and sew in house

Fabric converter

Developer of textiles and finished products