International Packaging Corp

International Packaging Corp, doing business as Interpak, manufactures custom numismatic packaging and presentation cases for the federal government as a prime contractor on full-and-open, non-set-aside delivery orders and indefinite-delivery contracts. The company is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, with no SBA certifications; it competes exclusively on merit without set-aside designations.

Interpak's entire federal footprint centers on a single customer: the Department of the Treasury United States Mint. Of 640 prime awards in the source data, 587 (92%) fund Mint operations, representing $333.6 million in combined potential value across 84% of all dollars. The vendor has served the Mint continuously since at least 2002. Recent representative work includes a $4.67 million delivery order (July 2023) for cases with clamshells for Morgan and Peace Reverse coins; a $5.07 million order (April 2023) for new one-ounce silver clamshell packaging; a $1.85 million order (May 2024) for presentation cases at the San Francisco facility; and a $1.46 million order (December 2025) for presentation packaging. Smaller orders routinely range from tens of thousands to several hundred thousand dollars and span sleeves for specific coin programs (American Eagle, Morgan and Peace dollars, presidential medals), presentation cases in multiple configurations (small black squares, medium black rectangles, large black squares, clamshells), rigid boxes, and specialty trays for circulating coins, commemorative coins, proof sets, bullion coins, and medal programs.

Interpak holds three active indefinite-delivery contracts with the Mint. The primary vehicle is a $45 million single-award IDIQ (awarded January 2019, completion April 2036) for standard presentation cases, boxes, sleeves, and specialty trays, supporting 152 task orders with $46.2 million combined potential value. A bridge contract with a $6 million ceiling (awarded January 2025, completion December 2025) provides continuity through the end of fiscal 2025. A $400,000 single-award IDIQ (awarded November 2022, completion October 2026) focuses on silver tray boxes and specialized coin packaging, under which 93 task orders total $15.4 million in combined potential value. Additional IDIQs identified in the portfolio (TMHQ12C0031, TMHQ06C0043, TMK166, and 2031JG25D00003) collectively account for 197 more task orders and $45.8 million. All delivery orders are firm-fixed-price awards without socioeconomic set-asides.

Activity has averaged roughly 20 awards per year over the past five years, with 2023 marking a peak at 28 awards. The vendor faces a modest recompete cliff: ten awards with combined potential value of $5.3 million complete within the next twenty-four months. The source data defines Interpak's capability portfolio by NAICS codes centered on "Other Paperboard Container Manufacturing" (180 awards) and "Other Metal Container Manufacturing" (121 awards), with procurement service codes dominated by "Packaging and Packing Bulk Materials" (528 awards). All work is performed at Interpak's manufacturing facility in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. The vendor operates as a sole-source supplier to the Mint with no identified subcontractors and competes entirely on the basis of its specialized expertise in custom numismatic packaging design and manufacturing rather than on set-aside categories or vehicle positioning.