WESTERN PLASTICS, INC.

Western Plastics, Inc. specializes in the precision manufacturing of aluminum foil and plastic sheeting to meet stringent federal specifications. The company produces thin-gauge aluminum foil in standardized dimensions, including 0.0010-inch thickness with widths of 18” and 24”, and lengths up to 1,000 feet, often packaged in compliance with Uniform Freight Classification and National Motor Freight Classification standards. Their expertise extends to plastic sheeting products, fabricated to meet Federal Standard 123 marking requirements and incorporating bar code labeling for logistics traceability. Technical capabilities include material extrusion, slitting, and roll packaging processes that ensure dimensional consistency, surface integrity, and compliance with military and government procurement standards. The firm’s ability to consistently deliver high-volume, low-tolerance materials under strict documentation protocols represents a key differentiator in government supply chains. The contractor maintains a dominant relationship with the General Services Administration, supplying standardized industrial materials for use across federal agencies. Work includes procurement of packaging materials, protective linings, and barrier films for logistics, storage, and institutional use. GSA contracts reflect a pattern of repeat, low-dollar, high-frequency orders for cataloged items, indicating integration into federal supply schedules and a reliable, low-risk vendor status. Industry focus centers on NAICS 331315 for aluminum sheet, plate, and foil manufacturing, with secondary activity in plastics bag manufacturing under NAICS 326111. This positions Western Plastics as a niche supplier of flexible barrier materials for federal packaging, storage, and institutional applications, particularly in logistics and facility operations. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Calhoun, Georgia, the company operates without federal certifications but maintains consistent, on-demand production capacity tailored to government catalog requirements. Its geographic location supports efficient distribution across the Southeast and national logistics networks.