Government Uniforms

About 80% of government apparel and uniforms are bought rather than rented, as buying is generally the less expensive option. Buying uniforms rather than renting saves on the expenses of ongoing rental and cleaning fees over time, and with U.S. Communities, you can save even more. As the leading national government purchasing cooperative, U.S. Communities provides local and state government agencies, school districts (K-12), higher education institutes, and nonprofits with access to the best overall supplier government pricing on government uniforms and apparel.

Making Uniform Purchase Easier

ServiceWear Apparel has been awarded the U.S. Communities Uniform and Apparel Contract. In order to satisfy local and state procurement regulations, the ServiceWear Apparel government uniforms contract was nationally advertised and competitively solicited to service local governments and nonprofits across the United States.

This structure allows participating agencies to piggyback on this contract, while still satisfying their own competitive bid requirements.

Benefits of Buying Government Uniforms with U.S. Communities

• No User Fees – no costs or fees to participate, with no minimum purchasing requirements.
• Best Overall Supplier Government Pricing – by combining the potential cooperative purchasing power of up to 90,000 public agencies, you are able to access the best overall supplier government pricing on government uniforms.
• Integrity and Experience – U.S. Communities is sponsored by 5 national sponsors and over 70 state, city and regional organizations.
• Convenience and Efficiency – Because our competitively solicited contracts fulfill bidding requirements without requiring you to issue a public bid, they can help off-set overtime, legal and advertising costs.

Leading the way in Resources and Solutions

ServiceWear Apparel is the exclusive supplier partner of government uniforms and apparel to the U.S. Communities Government Purchasing Alliance. As a distributor of VF Imagewear, Gildan, Propper and other brands, they provide a variety of premier government uniform and work apparel brands to meet the needs of local and state government agencies, school districts (K-12), higher education institutes, and nonprofits. The company generates over $300 million in annual revenues, employs over 12,600 people and operates in more than 400 facilities in 43 states and the District of Columbia.

Get started with U.S. Communities today!

Register now to participate with U.S. Communities government purchasing cooperative and learn how to purchase government uniforms under our competitively solicited government uniforms contract.