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How Do I Get Commercial Plastic Manufacturing Contracts?

  • Writer: Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
    Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
  • Nov 14
  • 2 min read

Securing commercial contracts is one of the most effective ways to grow a plastic manufacturing business. At Wexford Insurance, we know that winning these contracts requires more than competitive pricing—it demands credibility, compliance, and risk management.

Plastic Manufacturing Business


This guide will help you understand how to position your business for success and attract large-scale clients.


Commercial contracts provide steady revenue and long-term partnerships, helping you scale your operations and maintain financial stability. They also enhance your reputation in the industry.


Steps to Get Commercial Plastic Manufacturing Contracts

1. Build a Strong Business Profile

Create a professional website showcasing your capabilities, certifications, and past projects. Include details about:

  • Production capacity

  • Quality control processes

  • Compliance with industry standards


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2. Obtain Necessary Certifications

Certifications like ISO 9001 (Quality Management) and ISO 14001 (Environmental Management) increase trust and credibility.


3. Network at Industry Events

Attend trade shows and conferences to connect with potential clients and distributors.


4. Register on Procurement Platforms

Sign up on B2B marketplaces and government procurement portals to access contract opportunities.


5. Offer Competitive Pricing and Quality

Commercial clients value reliability and cost-efficiency. Highlight your quality assurance processes and ability to meet deadlines.


6. Demonstrate Risk Management

Large clients often require proof of insurance before awarding contracts. Essential policies include:



7. Build Long-Term Relationships

Focus on customer service and flexibility. Offer volume discounts and dedicated account management to secure repeat business.


Final Thoughts

Winning commercial contracts requires preparation, compliance, and trust. Pair your efforts with specialized insurance coverage to meet client requirements and protect your operations. At Wexford Insurance, we help plastic manufacturers secure tailored policies for peace of mind Contact us today.


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