New Pig Corporation

New Pig Corporation, a Pennsylvania-based manufacturer of workplace safety and spill containment products, supplies environmental safety and hazardous materials management goods to the federal government as a prime contractor competing predominantly on unrestricted, full-and-open procurements without reliance on set-aside designations. The company operates through single-award indefinite delivery contracts and blanket purchase agreements, primarily serving defense logistics agencies with absorbent pads, spill kits, sorbent materials, drum containment systems, response carts, and related environmental protection equipment.

New Pig Corporation is a for-profit manufacturer headquartered in Tipton, Pennsylvania, with a subsidiary, Spilltech Environmental Inc., also engaged in spill containment product manufacturing. The company's federal footprint spans 5,156 awards with combined potential value of $21.6 million and $15.9 million in obligated dollars, primarily through firm fixed-price delivery orders and purchase orders ranging from under one thousand dollars to several hundred thousand dollars. Recent activity has held steady at roughly 54 to 62 awards annually across 2022 through 2025, with nine awards recorded in early 2026.

The vendor's customer base concentrates heavily on defense logistics. The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation accounts for 497 awards (32 percent of total count) and $11.2 million in combined potential value—by far the largest customer. The top five customers by potential value together cover 68 percent of combined dollars: DLA Aviation ($11.2 million), DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment ($1.5 million), United States Marine Corps ($1 million), Army Materiel Command TACOM Life Cycle Management Command ($609 thousand), and Air Force Air Combat Command ($305 thousand). Across 170 distinct customer agencies, New Pig maintains transactional relationships with Navy, Coast Guard, Air Force, and Department of the Treasury (including the U.S. Mint).

New Pig's vehicle position centers on blanket purchase agreements under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and single-award indefinite delivery contracts with DLA Aviation. Four GSA Schedule BPAs dominate the portfolio: GS07FMNPIG (416 task orders), GS07FQPIGG (404 task orders), GS07FQNPIG (139 task orders, $25 thousand), and related vehicles. Recent IDC awards from DLA Aviation carry $250,000 to $350,000 ceilings with five-year terms running through 2028 to 2030, issued without set-aside restrictions. Representative contracts include a $350,000 single-award IDC for spill containment products (November 2025, DLA Aviation); a $15,900 total small business set-aside purchase order for 400 plastic pails to Puget Sound Naval Shipyard (May 2024, Naval Sea Systems Command); a $255,865.65 purchase order for hazardous materials spill containment items to Air Force Air Combat Command (September 2023); and numerous delivery orders under standing agreements valued between one thousand and twenty-five thousand dollars for absorbent pads, spill clean-up kits, and drum mats.

Award volume by NAICS and PSC reveals deep specialization: Polish and Other Sanitation Good Manufacturing accounts for 3,478 of 5,156 awards, and Hazardous Material Spill Containment and Clean-Up Equipment and Material constitutes 732 awards. The company does not operate as a subcontractor; all awards listed are prime contracts and IDVs. New Pig competes across full-and-open and total small business set-aside categories (one award under total small business for absorbent wringers in April 2023), but the overwhelming majority reflect unrestricted competition against other manufacturers and distributors of spill response supplies. Performance occurs exclusively at the Tipton, Pennsylvania facility, where the company manufactures and ships product directly to government destinations.

Recompete exposure remains manageable given the rolling single-award IDC structure with DLA Aviation; as IDCs expire or near expiration, New Pig typically receives replacement awards for similar product categories and dollar ceilings, suggesting an established position in DLA's supply chain for spill containment commodities. The breadth of customer agencies (170) combined with concentration among three or four primary DLA customers indicates a stable but volume-dependent federal footprint anchored to logistics resupply cycles rather than complex service delivery or modernization initiatives.

Contracts Awarded: DLA-SPE4A616VG234,SPE8EH17V0167. Navy-N3220517P4427,N0040617P2402,N6883616P1148,. National Park-INP17PX01632. VA-VA25916P4880. Coast Guard-HSCG817P400009. U.S.Mint-TMDN16MX0745. Smithsonian-F16PO7390000358018.