I.t.g.-Gmbh Graphic Products

I.t.g.-Gmbh Graphic Products, doing business as ITG Graphic Products, a Munich-based for-profit limited liability company, manufactures and supplies specialized printing materials and components to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing as a prime contractor competing under open-competition contracts with no small business set-asides. The vendor holds a singular customer relationship — the Bureau of Engraving and Printing accounts for 87% of recent awards and 95% of combined potential value — and operates two active indefinite-delivery vehicles with the agency: a $5.675 million single-award indefinite-delivery contract for drawsheets (printing plates and supplies used in currency manufacturing) awarded August 1, 2023 and expiring July 31, 2028, and a $2.735 million single-award blanket purchase agreement for rigging boards awarded July 22, 2025 and expiring July 21, 2030.

ITG Graphic Products' federal capability portfolio centers on mission-critical printing consumables and equipment components essential to U.S. currency and secure-document production. Drawsheets, the vendor's primary offering, are printing plates and supplies supporting the Bureau's monthly and quarterly currency production cycles. Rigging boards are specialized equipment-setup components used in printing operations. Subsidiary product lines include offset press blankets and centerfold bundle film for currency production. Since registering in SAM in August 2003, ITG Graphic Products has delivered these materials through recurring delivery orders and BPA calls, with order values typically ranging from $32,000 to $346,000 per task order. Recent representative awards include a $346,000 delivery order for drawsheets issued July 29, 2025 (completion December 15, 2025), a $240,000 delivery order for centerfold bundle film issued April 29, 2025 (completion August 15, 2025), a $233,200 BPA call for rigging boards issued February 24, 2026 (completion June 30, 2026), and a $179,280 delivery order for offset press blankets issued September 25, 2025 (completion February 16, 2026).

The vendor's award footprint shows stability with recurring annual task orders. The source covers 171 prime awards across five years (2022–2026), averaging 11 to 16 awards per year and generating $71.4 million in combined potential value. Award velocity slowed in 2024 (11 awards) and 2025 (12 awards) before two awards arrived in early 2026. The vendor's obligated-to-potential ratio stands at 24 percent, indicating substantial unexercised ceiling on the two IDVs. The indefinite-delivery contract for drawsheets (contract number 2031ZA23D00002) anchors the portfolio with 14 task orders carrying $3 million in potential value; an older IDC (contract number TEPD121734) generated 29 task orders worth $4 million combined potential, and the long-standing rigging boards BPA (contract number 2031ZA20A00007) carried 22 task orders for $1.8 million. Five additional task orders appear under a legacy rigging boards BPA (TEPB0721000) with no dollar value stated in the source. Category concentration reflects the product mix: 107 awards map to NAICS All Other Rubber Product Manufacturing, 28 to All Other Converted Paper Product Manufacturing, and the remainder scatter across packaging-paper, coated-paper, and miscellaneous-fabricated-materials categories. PSC coding similarly spreads across Paper and Paperboard (44 awards), Printing, Duplicating, and Bookbinding Equipment (43 awards), Rubber Fabricated Materials (42 awards), and Miscellaneous Fabricated Nonmetallic Materials (40 awards).

The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor on full-and-open contracts with no subcontractor activity visible in the source. Performance occurs entirely in Germany under firm fixed-price delivery terms. The concentration of 149 awards to a single customer agency and the repetitive-ordering pattern against two parent IDVs signal a specialized, long-standing supplier relationship in which ITG Graphic Products functions as the sole source or primary vendor for high-specification, mission-critical printing materials that the Bureau sources from abroad.