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Coburg Dairy, LLC 5001 Lacross Rd PO Box 63448 NORTH CHARLESTON SC 29419 USA

UEI: SLED_8C4C4A9284FE26BC

Coburg Dairy, LLC 5001 Lacross Rd PO Box 63448 NORTH CHARLESTON SC 29419 USA is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_8C4C4A9284FE26BC. It has been awarded $190,159 in federal contracts. Primary work spans General Line Grocery Merchant Wholesalers and All Other Miscellaneous Food Manufacturing. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Justice.

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Coburg Dairy, LLC specializes in the procurement and distribution of dairy-based subsistence products. Their core capabilities include the supply of various milk formats, ranging from individual half-pint containers to bulk five-gallon disposable containers, as well as the provision of cottage chees...

Coburg Dairy, LLC specializes in the procurement and distribution of dairy-based subsistence products. Their core capabilities include the supply of various milk formats, ranging from individual half-pint containers to bulk five-gallon disposable containers, as well as the provision of cottage cheese and sour cream. The company has an established relationship with the Department of Justice, where they serve as a vendor for dairy subsistence requirements. Their work for this agency focuses on the consistent delivery of perishable food staples to support facility operations. Their industry focus is centered on dairy product manufacturing and wholesale trade. In practice, this involves managing the cold chain logistics and distribution of fresh dairy goods to meet government subsistence specifications. Coburg Dairy, LLC is based in North Charleston, South Carolina, positioning them as a regional provider for government contracts within the Southeast.

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NAICS: 424410
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ECE/Head Start – Bulk Food/Product Purchase and Delivery for Nutrition Services
Solicitation # 2026_nutrition_servicedelivery_rfpsct-edits.pdf
The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation is soliciting proposals for a Prime Vendor to provide bulk food and product purchase and delivery for nutrition services supporting Head Start sites in Omak, Inchelium, Keller, and Nespelem, Washington. The initial contract term runs from September 1, 2025, through August 31, 2026. The selected vendor will be responsible for regular weekly deliveries, with up to two deliveries per school per week. To ensure student safety, deliveries are conducted on a dark delivery schedule after hours, and no deliveries are permitted between 10:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. without prior approval. The vendor must also be capable of fulfilling will call orders within 30 minutes of transport time. Strict quality and safety standards apply, requiring compliance with USDA, FDA, and HACCP guidelines. Frozen products must be delivered frozen solid at 0 degrees F or below, and chilled items must typically be maintained at 36 degrees F. Retail packaging is prohibited, and all products must be delivered F.O.B. destination. Additionally, the contractor must adhere to domestic preference requirements under 7 CFR 210.21(d), ensuring that at least 51 percent of processed products consist of domestic agricultural commodities. Proposals are due by October 30th at 4:00 p.m. PST and will be evaluated on a 100-point scale considering qualifications, experience with Tribal entities, staff expertise, and TERO certification. A strong preference is given to Indian-owned economic enterprises, with awards made to responsible Indian Bidders if their price is within 10 percent of the lowest non-Indian proposal. Required submission documents include a proposal cover page, a certification regarding debarment and suspension, and client references. Invoicing is permitted once per month with payment terms of 30 days upon receipt of approved invoices and goods.
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NAICS: 311999
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Supplement for Egg Products
Solicitation # 12-3J14-Notice-26-024
The USDA Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) has issued a special notice and supplement for the procurement of egg products, including whole eggs, hard-boiled eggs, all-purpose egg mix, and frozen scrambled egg patties. This procurement is governed by the Federal Purchase Program Specification (FPPS) and the AMS Master Invitation for Bids Domestic Programs (MIFB-D). A critical update to this program is the mandatory transition to AMS Quality Assessment Division (QAD) audit-based acceptance services (Option B) effective January 2027, replacing previous grading-based monitoring. All costs associated with AMS representative services, including audits and supervision, are the responsibility of the contractor. To become eligible for bidding, contractors must submit a technical proposal in a non-PDF format, such as Microsoft Word, following the specific templates provided in Exhibits A through D. This proposal must document a comprehensive quality control program covering processing, packaging, and labeling. Additionally, contractors must provide a five-pound product sample—except for bulk liquid whole eggs—which must include detailed labeling of ingredients, nutrition facts, and allergen declarations. Eligibility is determined through a technical review by the Standards and Specification Division (SSD), approval of product samples, and a pre-bid onsite capability assessment audit by the QAD, which evaluates food defense plans, production compliance, and quality records.
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NAICS: 311999
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Federal Purchase Program Specification for Whole Eggs
Solicitation # 12-3J14-Notice-26-023
The United States Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Marketing Service is soliciting the procurement of whole egg products under the Federal Purchase Program Specification for Whole Eggs, effective October 2026. This solicitation, identified as 12-3J14-Notice-26-023, covers three primary deliverables: bulk liquid whole eggs shipped in 48,000-pound insulated tankers, and frozen homogenized whole eggs with color stabilizer packaged in either two-pound or five-pound pitcher-pour polyethylene-coated paperboard cartons. All products must be produced in the United States within an FSIS official plant and adhere to strict microbiological standards, including negative results for Salmonella and specific limits for standard plate and coliform counts. The contract is governed by the AMS Master Invitation for Bids Domestic Commodity Procurements and incorporates Quality Assessment Division policies and regulations under 9 CFR 590 and 592. Key requirements include the use of FDA-approved, tamper-evident packaging and the provision of a Certificate of Conformance for each delivery. Packaging must comply with National Motor Freight and FSIS regulations, specifically prohibiting the use of steel or wire straps and staples for final closures. Quality acceptance is tied to laboratory analysis of samples submitted to the USDA AMS laboratory, with specific temperature requirements for both shipping and destination arrival to ensure product integrity.
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