5oz Bullion Coin Packaging

The United States Mint awarded a single-award Master IDIQ for 5oz bullion coin packaging on March 10, 2010, with a combined potential value of $400,000 and a final ordering deadline of December 31, 2015—this vehicle is no longer active and has been closed to new orders for over ten years.

The scope encompasses packaging components for five-ounce bullion coins, including outer cartons, tubes, caps, insert molds, and associated modifications. All seven task orders issued under the vehicle were firm fixed-price delivery orders for packaging materials and tooling, with the earliest award in April 2010 and the most recent in May 2015. Work was completed domestically and funded entirely by the United States Mint.

Farrington Packaging Corporation held the sole prime award and captured all $401 thousand in combined potential value across seven task orders. No competitive secondary primes were available; the single-award structure confined all activity to one vendor. All task orders carried no set-aside designation and were awarded competitively within the constraint of the sole-source IDIQ structure.

Task orders ranged from $2,908 to $197,220, with the largest order (TMHQ10C0034-003) covering outer cartons, tubes, and caps. The vehicle achieved 100 percent obligation of its $400,000 ceiling, with $401 thousand in combined potential value (inclusive of all seven delivery orders). Ordering activity peaked in the contract's first year—three orders in 2010—then declined to single orders in subsequent years, reflecting the bullion program's variable procurement needs.

Since the ordering deadline has passed and no orders have been placed in over a decade, this vehicle presents no pursuit opportunity for prospective bidders. The vehicle remains relevant only for historical reference or for incumbent monitoring of past Mint packaging strategy.

This is a Single award IDIQ. 5Oz Bullion Coin Packaging. The Total Value Of This Contract Is Not To Exceed $400,000.00.