O. K. FOODS, INC.

O. K. FOODS, INC. specializes in the processing and packaging of USDA-compliant poultry commodities for federal food assistance programs. The company delivers chilled and frozen chicken products—including whole birds, consumer split breasts, leg quarters, and cut-up portions—under strict federal food safety and sanitation standards. Their technical expertise lies in controlled freezing, vacuum packaging, bulk case packing, and cold chain logistics to ensure product integrity for domestic and international humanitarian distributions. A key differentiator is their consistent ability to meet precise USDA commodity specifications for texture, weight, labeling, and temperature control, enabling reliable fulfillment of large-scale food donation mandates. The contractor maintains a long-standing, high-frequency relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, exclusively supplying poultry commodities under the USDA’s Food Donation and International Food Aid programs. Their work supports global food security initiatives by providing shelf-stable, nutritionally balanced protein sources to vulnerable populations, often under tight delivery timelines and stringent compliance requirements. O. K. FOODS, INC. operates primarily within NAICS 311615 (Poultry Processing), focusing on the transformation of raw poultry into standardized, government-compliant food products. This vertical specialization positions them as a trusted processor within the federal food supply chain, with deep familiarity in USDA commodity grading, packaging codes, and inspection protocols for frozen and chilled meat products. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Fort Smith, Arkansas, the company operates with a focused, mission-driven approach to federal procurement. While currently holding no formal government certifications, their sustained performance on USDA contracts demonstrates operational reliability, adherence to federal food safety regulations, and capacity to scale production for national distribution needs. Their geographic location supports efficient logistics to key USDA distribution hubs across the central United States.