Johnpac, LLC

Johnpac, LLC, operating through its Was Lapac MFG And Labag division, manufactures and supplies woven polypropylene bags, sandbags, bulk coin bags, and related packaging solutions to federal agencies as a self-certified small disadvantaged business prime contractor. Based in Crowley, Louisiana, the company competes predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides on USDA food aid contracts and full-and-open on Army Corps of Engineers and United States Mint work, with 100% of its $57.9 million combined potential value across 91 recent awards held as prime contracts.

Johnpac's customer base splits sharply between two agencies that account for 98% of awards by count. The United States Mint dominates by dollar value with 28 awards totaling $31.2 million in combined potential value, anchored by a $15 million single-award indefinite delivery contract for bulk coin bags (Philadelphia and Denver facilities) running through February 28, 2029, and a $1 million IDC for stretch wrappers, training, and commissioning services running through September 28, 2026. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers follows with 33 awards totaling $22.7 million, split between a legacy $4.5 million IDC for sandbag supply and a newer $9.15 million single-award IDC for typical and large sandbags with flexible delivery (45-day, 5-business day, and 48-hour options) running through January 14, 2031. The Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency Kansas City Commodity Office represents the third customer with 21 awards ($3 million combined potential value) for 50-kilogram woven polypropylene bags supporting food donation programs under Total Small Business set-asides. The Foreign Agricultural Service accounts for five awards ($463 thousand) for identical food aid packaging, also under Total Small Business set-asides.

Johnpac places work against five parent IDCs. The Army Corps of Engineers IDC W912EK21D0002 has generated 22 task orders ($2.6 million), while a more recent vehicle, 2031JG19D00011, has produced 20 task orders ($4 million) for sandbag supply. The Mint's $15 million bulk coin bag contract (2031JG24D00019) has been drawn at $1.8 million across two delivery orders, and the $1 million stretch wrapper IDC has produced three delivery orders totaling approximately $949 thousand. Johnpac holds no sub-award footprint; all work flows through prime contracts and IDCs.

Capability work centers on three product lines. Sandbag delivery orders to Army Corps of Engineers include a $89.780 thousand award (January 2026) for typical and large sandbags with 48-hour, 5-business day, and 45-day delivery options; a $49.750 thousand emergency order (December 2025) for Seattle flood response; and a $306.225 thousand delivery order (May 2023) for pallets across multiple districts. Bulk coin bag orders to the United States Mint include a $907.768 thousand delivery order (April 2024) for Philadelphia Mint bags and a $908.871 thousand order for Denver Mint bags, both running through February 28, 2029. Food aid packaging to USDA spans definitive contracts ranging from $45.524 thousand (February 2024) to $369.130 thousand (June 2025) for 50-kilogram woven polypropylene bags, predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides. Mint stretch wrapper work includes a $488.898 thousand delivery order (September 2023) for Philadelphia commissioning and training and a $406.769 thousand order for Denver, both running through late 2026.

Activity peaked at 16 awards per year in 2022 and 2023, declining to 10 in 2024, five in 2025, and seven in the first half of 2026. Four awards with combined potential value of $660 thousand face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, presenting modest recompete exposure. Combined dollars obligated across all awards total $13.9 million, representing 24% of combined potential value, reflecting a mix of completed delivery orders and ongoing IDC work. Primary NAICS 31491 (Textile Bag and Canvas Mills) describes 62 awards; secondary NAICS 326114 (Plastics Packaging Film and Sheet Manufacturing) covers 24 awards related to polypropylene bag stock. A $20 thousand Rural Business Cooperative Services grant (May 2022 through May 2024) supported energy efficiency or renewable energy improvements, representing the vendor's sole grant footprint.