our credentials
Everything a buyer checks before the first order
The codes are below: CAGE 0FDR6, current SAM and ITAR registration, and Berry compliant or Mil-Spec material sourcing when your contract calls for it. Copy what your system needs, or ask and we will send it on letterhead.
SHEET 05 · COMPANY · CREDENTIALS
Registered, coded, and current
Everything a contracting officer or a prime's supply chain group needs to load Christian Workshop as a vendor is on this page. Codes, registrations, classifications, and the standards we build to. Copy what you need into your system, or ask and we will send it on letterhead.
A · Registrations and identifiers
CR-01 · Identifier
CAGE Code
0FDR6
The five character code the Defense Logistics Agency assigns to a specific facility. It is how a contracting officer confirms the shop on the award is the shop doing the work, and how we get loaded into DoD purchasing and payment systems. Primes use the same code for subcontract flowdowns.
CR-02 · Federal registration
SAM Registered
Active
Registration in the System for Award Management is the entry requirement for federal contracting, and it is renewed every year. Ours is current. Search CAGE 0FDR6 on SAM.gov and the record returns our address, NAICS codes, and ownership status without you having to ask us for any of it.
CR-03 · Export control
ITAR Registered
DDTC · Current
Registered with the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations. Controlled prints, specs, and technical data can come to this shop through normal channels, and they are handled under the rules once they get here. No workarounds, no third party sitting in the middle of your program.
CR-04 · Classification
NAICS Codes
314910 / 316990
314910 is Textile Bag and Canvas Mills. 316990 is All Other Leather Good and Allied Product Manufacturing. Both sit on the SAM record, which is what market research and set-aside searches pull from when a buyer is looking for a shop that actually does this work.
CR-05 · Ownership
Veteran and Woman Owned
Certified Small Business
Christian Workshop is a certified veteran owned and woman owned small business, organized as an LLC. On any solicitation carrying small business or veteran participation goals, that status counts toward the number the prime has to hit, and it is verifiable on our SAM record rather than being a line we typed onto a website.
CR-06 · Commercial
D&B Registered
DUNS 040211344
The Dun & Bradstreet identifier, used by primes and commercial buyers for supplier verification and credit review during vendor onboarding. Federal awards moved to the UEI, but plenty of purchasing departments still open the packet by asking for a DUNS number, so here it is.
CR-07 · Membership
ATA Member
Member in good standing
A trade membership is a small thing next to a CAGE code, and we list it for one reason. It is how a shop stays current on material specifications, testing standards, and supplier changes, instead of finding out about them when a first article comes back rejected.
B · Standards we build to
CR-08 · Sourcing
Berry Compliant
As the contract requires
The Berry Amendment requires textiles bought with Department of Defense funds to be grown and produced domestically, down to the fiber and the thread. When your contract carries that requirement we source to it, using a supplier network built over fifty years for exactly this reason.
CR-09 · Build standard
Mil-Spec
To print
Thread, webbing, hardware, stitch count, and construction built to the military specification the drawing calls out. If the print names a spec, that is what goes into the article, whether or not anyone ever pulls it and checks. If you do not have a print, tell us what the item has to survive and we will specify it.
CR-10 · Origin
Made in the USA
405 West Dr., Melbourne FL
Every article is cut and sewn in our own shop on the Space Coast. Nothing is offshored and nothing is pulled from a catalog with our label put on it. Prototype and production run on the same floor, on the same machines, with the same operators who have averaged sixteen years here.
ST-00 · STANDARD OF WORK
A registration number never sewed a seam
Every code above took paperwork, a review, or an annual renewal to earn, and we keep all of them current so no buyer has to take our word for anything. None of them is the reason a bag comes back from a deployment still closing.
The things that leave this shop get used by people who do not get to inspect them first. A cable bag on a flight line at two in the morning. A cover left on equipment through a season of weather. A carrier a first responder grabs on the way out the door with no time to look at the stitching. That is who is on the far end of your order, and that is the standard the floor is held to, not the certificate on the wall.
Tim Kennedy has been running that floor since 1971. The rule has not changed since the first year: nothing ships that we would not carry ourselves.
Request a quoteEximus Et Gratis Dei
In gratitude to God · since 1971
- Current means current. Registrations get renewed on schedule, not discovered as expired in the middle of your award.
- The spec is the spec. When a print calls out a thread or a webbing, that is what goes in, at the quantity where nobody would notice the substitution.
- Berry compliance is decided before the fabric is cut. It is a sourcing decision at the front of the job, not a box checked at the back of it.
- First article before production. You hold it, you approve it, and then the pattern goes on file for every release after.
- The person quoting your job runs the machines. Nobody here promises a construction the shop cannot sew.
405 WEST DR., MELBOURNE, FL 32904 · (321) 676-2396 · OFFICE@CASEWORK.US