ML Click Marketing LLC

ML Click Marketing LLC, operating as True Uniform, is a woman-owned small business based in Phoenix, Arizona, that manufactures and supplies uniforms, apparel, promotional products, and textile goods to federal agencies as a prime contractor under full-and-open and set-aside procurements. True Uniform operates predominantly on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and holds single-award and multiple-award blanket purchase agreements across Department of Justice, Department of Homeland Security, Department of the Army, and Defense Health Agency customers, with approximately 45 percent of recent awards carrying small business or woman-owned small business set-aside designations.

True Uniform's capability portfolio centers on screen-printed and embroidered promotional items, custom-imprinted merchandise (tote bags, apparel, calendars, writing instruments), uniforms, coveralls, specialty textiles, and related apparel for federal agencies. The vendor's principal work flows through its $16.014 million single-award BPA with Federal Correctional Institution Jesup (awarded October 4, 2022, expiring October 3, 2027), which markets UNICOR's (Federal Prison Industries) screen printing and embroidery services to federal agencies and has generated 70 task orders totaling $17.8 million in combined potential value. Representative contracts include a $1.696 million BPA call for clothing for Jesup UNICOR awarded July 2025; a $761,271 delivery order from Customs and Border Protection for migrant clothing under the MAS set aside for total small business awarded September 2023; a $1.594 million delivery order from the Army Training and Doctrine Command for lanyards (protective equipment components) awarded September 2023; and a $1.45 million delivery order from Customs and Border Protection for migrant clothing under the MAS, total small business set-aside, awarded November 2022.

True Uniform's top customers by award count and potential value concentrate heavily on Federal Correctional Institution Jesup (222 awards, $35 million combined potential value) and Customs and Border Protection (51 awards, $16.4 million). The top five customers account for approximately 45 percent of awards and 52 percent of combined potential value. The vendor operates on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule with three active labor categories spanning fulfillment and logistics specialist ($73.30/hr) through program manager branded merchandise ($122.17/hr), none of which carry security clearance requirements. Parent vehicles include the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (198 task orders, $21.5 million combined potential value), an Indefinite Delivery Contract for lanyards valued at $6.06 million (total small business set-aside, awarded September 2022, expiring September 2025), and additional single- and multiple-award BPAs with the Defense Health Agency ($235,000 ceiling, total small business set-aside, awarded February 2024), Veterans Integrated Service Network 19 ($1.248 million ceiling for MIRECC suicide prevention promotional products, awarded September 2026), the Army Corps of Engineers ($100,000 for Commander's Apparel Program, awarded April 2024), and the Army ($245,000 for promotional recruiting items, awarded July 2023). Recent activity shows modest decline — 60 awards in 2022, declining to 26 through September 2026 — with nine awards (combined potential value $1.3 million) reaching ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and facing recompete.

True Uniform competes across NAICS 315990 (Other Cut and Sew Apparel Manufacturing), 425120 (Men's and Boys' Clothing Merchant Wholesalers), and 541890 (Other Services Related to Advertising), with PSC codes spanning Clothing Special Purpose, Outerwear Men's, and Textile Fabrics. The vendor's 881 total awards span 144 distinct federal customer agencies, with all work delivered as prime contracts (zero subcontract footprint). Award concentration reflects Federal Prison Industries' UNICOR vocational training model and Department of Homeland Security migrant operations as anchors to the portfolio; beyond those two drivers, the customer base is highly dispersed across correctional facilities, Army National Guard units, and one-off procurement actions from civilian and defense agencies.