NAICS Code 321219 (Reconstituted Wood Product Manufacturing) encompasses the production of engineered wood products created by binding together wood strands, particles, fibers, or veneers using adhesives or other methods. These products include composite decking, lumber boards, thermal insulation panels, fiberboard liners, and other reconstructed wood materials used in construction, infrastructure, and specialized military applications. The manufacturing process transforms wood waste or lower-grade wood materials into higher-value, structurally consistent products with enhanced performance characteristics.
The federal contract awards under this NAICS code primarily involve delivery orders for lumber and composite wood products, predominantly to federal correctional facilities, military installations, and federal land management agencies. Progressive Services Corp emerged as a frequent awardee, securing multiple delivery orders ranging from $11,000 to $42,752, typically with fixed-price with economic price adjustment contract structures. The Department of Justice's Bureau of Prisons and the Defense Logistics Agency were the most common funding agencies, with contract periods generally spanning several months and no specific small business set-aside designations. Delivery locations included federal correctional complexes in Florida and correctional institutions in various states.
Recent federal contract opportunities include a National Park Service solicitation for composite decking products for the Obed Wild and Scenic River rehabilitation project in Tennessee, seeking 800 composite deck boards and related accessories. Another opportunity from the Department of the Army involves procuring thermal insulation board components for Collective Protection Equipment, requesting specific liner units with precise military specifications. The Defense Logistics Agency also posted a pre-solicitation for a Fiber Reinforced Polymer Mat Set, with a potential contract maximum of $267,576,250, demonstrating the significant scale and technical complexity of reconstituted wood product manufacturing contracts in the federal marketplace.