Mathy & CO. Verpackungstechnik GMBH

Mathy & CO. Verpackungstechnik GMBH, doing business as Mathy & CO., is a German-based packaging technology company that supplies vacuum packaging films, foils, and related materials to the Defense Commissary Agency as a prime contractor on a sole-source basis, with all work performed in Germany and no subcontractor footprint. The vendor is a foreign-owned limited liability company (GmbH) headquartered in Dresden that competes on an open, non-set-aside basis across its federal footprint.

The vendor's federal customer base is heavily concentrated. The Defense Commissary Agency accounts for 31 awards (95% of the vendor's recent award count) and $7 million in combined potential value — effectively the entire decision-relevant revenue stream. Secondary customers include the Department of the Air Force (17 awards), the Department of the Army (3 awards, $131 thousand), and the Air Force Defense Finance and Accounting Service (3 awards, $125 thousand), though these appear to represent legacy orders. DeCA has maintained a continuous contracting relationship with Mathy & CO. since 2002, reflecting established partnership for specialized packaging solutions.

The vendor operates under a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with DeCA valued at $990 thousand and running through June 9, 2029. Under this BPA, DeCA issues recurring firm fixed-price calls ranging from approximately $36 thousand to $147 thousand for vacuum packaging foil, film, and top-and-bottom film for bone-in meat cuts. Recent representative work includes a $147 thousand BPA call (August 8, 2025) for vacuum packaging foil, a $385 thousand time-and-materials purchase order (September 30, 2025) for maintenance of Mathy equipment at DeCA's Central Meat Processing Plant, and a $77.7 thousand BPA call (February 3, 2026) for vacuum packaging film. A single-award BPA structure and sole-source ordering posture indicate DeCA relies on the vendor as a dedicated supplier for packaging materials supporting the global commissary network serving U.S. military personnel, families, and retirees.

Activity remains steady across the past five years with three to four awards annually. The vendor's combined potential value ($7.3 million) exceeds combined obligated dollars ($11.1 million) by a modest margin, suggesting task orders under the existing BPA frequently execute above initial ceiling estimates. The vendor's capability portfolio centers on plastics film and sheet manufacturing (20 awards across NAICS codes), with secondary exposure in food preparation and wrapping machinery (6 awards). All performance occurs in Germany; the vendor maintains no domestic U.S. presence and no identified teaming relationships.