PRECISION PLASTICS INC

Precision Plastics Inc. specializes in the design and precision manufacturing of custom plastic components for high-value institutional applications, with a focus on museum-grade vitrines and display cases requiring exacting dimensional tolerances, optical clarity, and archival-safe materials. Their technical expertise lies in thermoforming, vacuum forming, and precision machining of engineered polymers such as acrylics and polycarbonates, ensuring UV resistance, low outgassing, and structural integrity for sensitive cultural artifacts. The company’s differentiators include custom fabrication capabilities tailored to exhibit design requirements, seamless integration with museum display systems, and a proven ability to deliver complex, non-standard plastic assemblies under tight environmental and conservation standards. The contractor maintains a consistent relationship with the Smithsonian Institution, delivering specialized plastic enclosures for artifact preservation and public exhibition. Their work supports the Institution’s mission of cultural stewardship by producing vibration-dampened, climate-controlled vitrine systems that meet museum conservation protocols for light exposure, humidity control, and material compatibility with organic and inorganic artifacts. Operating under NAICS 326199, Precision Plastics Inc. focuses exclusively on all other plastics product manufacturing—specifically niche, low-volume, high-precision applications outside mass-produced consumer goods. This positions them as a specialized supplier to cultural heritage and scientific institutions requiring bespoke, non-standard plastic components that standard manufacturers cannot accommodate. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Beltsville, Maryland, Precision Plastics Inc. operates without federal certifications but maintains a focused presence in the federal cultural and educational procurement market. Their geographic proximity to Washington, D.C.-based institutions enables responsive logistics and on-site collaboration with curatorial and conservation teams, reinforcing their role as a trusted, agile partner in mission-critical display fabrication.