The Master IDIQ for Coin Collars for Edge Lettered Coins 2010-2015 represents a specialized procurement vehicle focused on manufacturing precision metalworking components specifically designed for numismatic production. This contract vehicle was established to support the United States Mint's requirements for producing edge-lettered commemorative and circulating coin collars, which are critical metalworking tooling used in the coin minting process. The contract enables the procurement of highly specialized manufacturing services and components that meet exacting specifications for coin production infrastructure.
Task orders under this Master IDIQ likely involved the design, fabrication, and delivery of custom coin collars with precise dimensional tolerances and edge lettering capabilities. While specific task order details are not provided, such contracts typically range in value from $50,000 to $500,000 and have durations spanning several months to a year. The specialized nature of coin collar manufacturing suggests a limited number of qualified prime contractors with advanced metalworking and precision manufacturing capabilities. Given the contract's focus on mint-related production, the primary funding agency would be the United States Mint, with potential performance locations concentrated near existing mint facilities or advanced metalworking manufacturing centers in the United States.