Jenny Cooper

Jenny Cooper, doing business as 4-C Container Company Division, manufactures and supplies Department of Transportation-approved hazardous waste shipping containers to the U.S. Army as a sole proprietor woman-owned small disadvantaged business operating 100% as a prime contractor. The vendor is self-certified as a small disadvantaged business and economically disadvantaged woman-owned small business, headquartered in Ashdown, Arkansas, and operates under primary NAICS All Other Plastics Product Manufacturing (PSC Specialized Shipping And Storage Containers).

Jenny Cooper's customer base is entirely concentrated with a single federal customer: the Department of the Army Materiel Command's Tactical and Operational Combat Equipment Life Cycle Management Command (TACOM), which accounts for all 14 awards and the full $22.2 million combined potential value. This concentration reflects a sustained, single-customer specialization rather than competitive breadth; the vendor holds four active indefinite delivery contract vehicles with TACOM, ranging from $269,100 to $5.67 million in ceiling value, all designated as total small business set-asides. The company's work centers on manufacturing and supplying 55-gallon, 30-gallon, 20-gallon, 95-gallon, and 330-gallon metal and polyurethane drums, as well as specialized fluorescent light tube recycling containers, primarily supporting waste management operations at the Red River Army Depot in Ashdown, Arkansas, where the company's place of performance is located.

Recent delivery orders illustrate the operating pattern. On December 1, 2025, TACOM issued a $968,970 delivery order for hazardous containers under a newly awarded indefinite delivery contract (W911RQ26DA001, total ceiling $2.9 million, set-aside total small business), scheduled through November 2026. The same day, a second delivery order for $67,275 in refrigerant recovery containers was placed under a separate IDV (W911RQ26DA002, ceiling $269,100, also total small business set-aside), running through November 2029. These orders flow from an established pattern: the prior three-year IDV (W911RQ23D0002, awarded December 2022, ceiling $5.67 million, total small business set-aside) generated three annual delivery orders totaling $5.69 million in December 2022, 2023, and 2024. Activity has grown since 2021 (one award that year) to four awards in 2025, though this trajectory reflects TACOM's annual ordering cadence against the standing IDVs rather than new customer acquisition.

Jenny Cooper's recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal—two awards with combined potential value of $1 million face ultimate completion dates within that window. The vendor operates with no subcontractor footprint and no participation in government-wide contract vehicles, relying entirely on direct single-award IDV relationships with TACOM. Combined dollars obligated to date stand at $8.6 million against $22.2 million in combined potential value (39% obligation rate), reflecting typical staged draw-down on firm-fixed-price delivery orders against multi-year indefinite delivery vehicles.

Supply metal and plastic containers