A Tier-1 DoD apparel prime sourced Berry-compliant fasteners under a DFARS contract.
One anonymized win narrative — the challenge a prime brought to Redoubt, the qualification and certification chain we built together, and the outcome they measured against their program contract. The numbers below are marked [OWNER: verify] so the founder can swap in verified figures before the page goes public.
Anonymization note —no real company names appear on this page. The narrative is shareable with the customer's permission, but it has been generalized to a role label ("Tier-1 DoD apparel prime") rather than a name so the page works as a portfolio piece without referencing a specific contract vehicle, NSN, or program.
The two compliance lanes behind this engagement.
The narrative above interleaves two compliance regimes — DFARS specialty-metals on the lot side, and Berry on the end-product side. Each lane has its own walk-through on the site; the references below are informational, not endorsements.
DFARS specialty-metals clause trace
Every lot ships with explicit clause-level documentation of the specialty-metals origin — the same chain referenced from a DoD contract.
Berry-component compliance statement
Each lot receives a Berry-component statement covering melt origin, country of manufacture, and component percentage — for end-products subject to 10 U.S.C. § 4862.
Informational reference, not endorsement. The cross-links above describe the compliance regimes Redoubt operates under; they are not contract vehicles and should not be cited as authority in lieu of the underlying DFARS / 10 U.S.C. § 4862 source text.
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