Uniforms Manufacturing Of Arizona, LLC

Uniforms Manufacturing Of Arizona, LLC, a woman-owned small business based in Glendale, Arizona, manufactures flame-resistant and regular coveralls, personal protective equipment, and tool bags for the Department of the Army and the Department of the Navy as a prime contractor on indefinite delivery contracts and task orders. The company competes on a full-and-open basis — recent awards carry no set-aside designations — though it qualifies as a Total Small Business entity and holds WOSB status.

Uniforms Manufacturing delivers concrete military apparel and equipment. Work centers on flame-resistant long-sleeved coveralls and regular long-sleeved coveralls for the Army's TACOM Life Cycle Management Command, with delivery orders issued on a firm fixed-price basis in sizes ranging from Small to 9XL. For the Navy's Naval Sea Systems Command, the company manufactures sage and olive green tool bags (16"H x 16"L x 3"W, 1000 denier nylon with shoulder straps) and personal protective equipment including red, white, and gray caps, branded coveralls, and lab coats. A February 2026 TACOM delivery order for flame-resistant and regular long-sleeved coveralls carried a ceiling of $20,761.90. A July 2025 NAVSEA delivery order for tool bags was valued at $50,007.50. An earlier September 2023 NAVSEA purchase order for gray coveralls with logo totaled $146,116.

Customer concentration is split evenly between two defense agencies. The Department of the Army's TACOM Life Cycle Management Command accounts for 9 awards carrying $2.1 million in combined potential value, while the Department of the Navy's Naval Sea Systems Command represents 7 awards with $1.2 million. Both agency rankings — by award count and by potential value — converge on this two-customer split with no other federal customers in the portfolio.

Uniforms Manufacturing holds two parent indefinite delivery contracts. A single-award IDC with NAVSEA, valued at $796,291.38 and running through July 13, 2030, covers tool bag procurement under a Total Small Business set-aside; eight task orders have drawn $70 thousand against it. A second single-award IDC with TACOM, valued at $2.008 million and running through November 5, 2029, covers flame-resistant and regular coverall supplies on a competitive basis; four task orders have drawn $134 thousand. Activity accelerated significantly in 2025, with ten awards issued that year compared to one in 2024 and one in 2023.