NYP, LLC

NYP, LLC specializes in the manufacturing of durable burlap and textile bags meeting federal specifications, with a primary focus on producing standardized agricultural and institutional packaging solutions. Their core technical expertise lies in precision fabrication of heavy-duty bags to military and government standards, particularly A-A-881AL, which requires consistent material composition, dimensional accuracy, and durability under demanding handling conditions. The company demonstrates deep familiarity with government-grade textile and plastic bag specifications, ensuring compliance with federal performance and labeling requirements. Their operational focus on repeatable, high-volume production of identical bag configurations indicates a streamlined, quality-controlled manufacturing process optimized for government procurement cycles. The contractor maintains a strong, consistent relationship with the General Services Administration, supplying standardized burlap bags used across federal agencies for storage, transport, and institutional applications. While other agencies such as the Department of Agriculture and Department of Defense have also procured from NYP, LLC, the overwhelming majority of activity is channeled through GSA, suggesting a well-established position within the GSA Schedule ecosystem for industrial packaging supplies. NYP, LLC’s industry focus centers on NAICS 326111 (Plastics Bag Manufacturing), with secondary activity in NAICS 314910 (Textile Bag and Canvas Mills), reflecting a dual capability in both synthetic and natural fiber bag production. This positions them as a niche supplier of compliant, non-disposable packaging for government logistics, agricultural distribution, and institutional use, filling a critical gap in durable, reusable containment solutions. As a small business based in Lumberton, North Carolina, NYP, LLC operates without federal certifications such as 8(a), HUBZone, or WOSB. Their geographic footprint is localized, but their market positioning is national, serving federal supply chains through standardized, repeatable procurement mechanisms. The absence of certifications suggests reliance on competitive pricing, reliability, and specification adherence rather than preferential contracting programs.