Mcclarin Plastics, LLC

Mcclarin Plastics, LLC, operating as Mcclarin Composites - Wapato Division and doing business as Mcclarin Plastics LLC, is a for-profit limited liability company manufacturer of thermoformed plastic and fiberglass-reinforced components based in Wapato, Washington. The vendor competes predominantly in full-and-open federal procurement, with no SBA set-aside designations in its prime footprint except for isolated awards; recent work includes truck mounting caps, vehicular communication covers, and strut cartridge sets delivered to defense logistics customers under firm fixed-price purchase orders and delivery orders.

Mcclarin Plastics operates as a child entity under parent Composites Consolidation Company-II, LLC. The vendor is classified under NAICS 336399 (All Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing), with primary contract work falling under PSC 2210 (Vehicular Cab, Body, and Frame Structural Components). Over 2,500 awards span three decades; the vendor's recent activity (2022–2025) has ranged from 62 awards in 2022 to 23 in 2025, with seven awards recorded through April 2026. Combined potential value across all awards totals $56.4 million; combined dollars obligated exceed potential value at $65.8 million, indicating heavy utilization of indefinite delivery contracts and multiple task orders against them.

Customer concentration is acute. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime division accounts for 2,203 awards (87% of the prime footprint) with $21.9 million in combined potential value, dominated by recurring purchase orders and delivery orders for truck mounting caps and vehicular communication covers in the $7,000–$15,000 range, with occasional larger orders reaching $50,000–$200,000. The broader Defense Logistics Agency (parent entity) adds 111 awards worth $2.7 million. The Department of the Army Minnesota Army National Guard and Wisconsin Army National Guard together anchor $7.5 million across nine awards. This concentration leaves Mcclarin Plastics heavily dependent on DLA Land and Maritime demand for commodity vehicle components.

Mcclarin Plastics holds three single-award indefinite delivery contracts with DLA Land and Maritime, each with a $250,000 ceiling. One contract (awarded February 22, 2024, completing February 21, 2025) is designated a total small business set-aside for truck mounting caps, vehicular communication covers, and strut cartridge sets; a second contract (awarded November 29, 2023) carries no set-aside for vehicular communication covers; a third contract (awarded December 6, 2022, completed December 6, 2023) was for truck mounting caps with no set-aside designation. These IDCs generate recurring delivery orders at 83–87 day intervals for depot replenishment across continental U.S. and overseas locations. The vendor also places work under broader DLA IDCs such as SPM75002D9729 (108 task orders, $559 thousand) and SP073002DE003 (13 task orders, $2.3 million).

The vendor's federal footprint is narrowly specialized. Over 90% of awards across two decades target truck mounting caps, vehicular communication covers, and strut cartridge sets — components for military vehicle fleets. Contract values cluster in the $8,000–$15,000 band for smaller orders; definitive contracts for vehicular communication covers reach $1.2 million–$1.8 million. Subcontract exposure is minimal: one sub-award appears in the source, a modification for spare parts under a Valiant Global Defense Services training support contract. The vendor has performed composite manufacturing work for other prime contractors historically, but this activity is not represented in the recent award data.

Mcclarin Plastics' federal posture is heavily transactional. The vendor competes as a responsive supplier of high-volume, low-complexity manufactured components under firm fixed-price contracts and IDC delivery orders, with no evidence of systems integration, program management, or architectural roles. Recompete risk is structural: DLA Land and Maritime can shift sourcing, recompete IDCs annually, or consolidate awards. The vendor's lack of geographic diversification beyond Wapato, Washington manufacturing and absence of secondary customer relationships create concentration vulnerability despite the scale of the award base.

Manufacturer of custom molded fiberglass and vacuum formed plastic products