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Defense Logistics Agency Awards $156.9M Military Footwear Contracts

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 22
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The Defense Logistics Agency awarded contracts worth a combined $156.9 million to New Balance and San Antonio Shoemakers to supply military training shoes through 2029. San Antonio Shoemakers received the larger contract, valued at $98 million, for its SAS Mission One athletic shoes. New Balance received a contract worth nearly $58.9 million for its Made in USA 0430 athletic shoe, which will be manufactured at its factory in Skowhegan, Maine.

From stripes.com, mainebiz.biz

Why it matters

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The contracts represent significant government procurement of specialized athletic footwear. The awards support domestic manufacturing, particularly in Maine, and reflect a commitment to U.S. production of military supplies.

From stripes.com, mainebiz.biz

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  • San Antonio Shoemakers could see increased revenue from the $98 million contract awarded.

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    New Balance could see increased revenue from the nearly $58.9 million contract awarded.

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  1. DLA awarded $156.9M contracts to New Balance and San Antonio Shoemakers for manufacturing.1 source
  2. DLA awarded a military footwear contract to New Balance.1 source

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