US Mint Coin Packaging 2007-2012

The Department of the Treasury United States Mint awarded this Master IDIQ on November 14, 2012, for coin and medal packaging and packing products. Ordering closed on November 30, 2018, and is no longer available. The vehicle served a single customer (the Mint itself) across 141 task orders with a combined potential value of $55.7 million, of which 100% has been obligated.

Work under the vehicle ranged from basic coin boards to premium finished wooden boxes accommodating circulating, uncirculated, proof, and reverse-proof coin finishes. Recent orders included ATB sets, presidential coin packaging, birth and birthday set packaging, platinum proof cases, Kennedy half-dollar commemorative packaging, and American Liberty 24-karat gold coin packaging. A few orders involved settlements for artwork errors and stop-work adjustments.

Ordering activity peaked in 2014 at 36 task orders and declined steadily thereafter: 2015 saw 30 orders, 2016 dropped to 17, 2017 fell to 7, and 2018 recovered slightly to 12 before the vehicle expired.

The five largest primes by order count and potential value overlap substantially. The Unicover Corporation dominated with 55 orders worth $15.6 million. Mingfeng Packaging (USA), Inc. and Mingfeng (USA) Packaging, Inc. (listed separately in the source) combined for 21 orders valued at $23.5 million. Pubco Produits Internationals Inc. captured 42 orders worth $10.6 million. Jewel Case Corporation held 12 orders worth $3 million. These five firms accounted for roughly 92% of all task orders and 95% of combined potential value, indicating significant concentration among a small vendor base.

All 141 orders were awarded unrestricted (no set-aside designation). Task orders were firm-fixed-price delivery orders. Typical individual order values ranged from under $15,000 to over $6 million, with major outliers including the $6.35 million 100th Anniversary Coin Packaging order and the $4.17 million HIGH-END Kennedy Packaging order, both completed by firms with existing heavy Mint relationships.

This vehicle is closed to new ordering and represents historical activity only. Its predecessor, also titled US Mint Coin Packaging 2007-2012, was awarded in June 2007.

The United States Mint has awarded this Master IDIQ for North American Manufacturers that produce Packaging and Packing Products. Coins may be provided in a variety of finishes including circulating quality, uncirculated, proof and reverse proof. Therefore, packaging requirements range in complexity from basic coin boards to premium finished wooden boxes.