SUDANO'S PRODUCE, LLC

Sudano’s Produce, LLC specializes in the procurement, distribution, and delivery of fresh produce and perishable prepared foods to federal correctional facilities, primarily serving the Department of Justice. The contractor operates as a merchant wholesaler of fresh fruits and vegetables while also manufacturing ready-to-serve food items tailored for institutional inmate populations, ensuring compliance with federal food safety and nutritional standards. Their technical expertise includes cold chain logistics, Just-in-Time inventory management, and batch-specific food preparation for high-volume, regulated feeding environments. Key differentiators include consistent on-time delivery to secure federal installations, adherence to USDA and FDA food handling protocols, and the ability to scale production and distribution to meet fluctuating institutional needs with precision. The contractor maintains a deeply entrenched relationship with the Department of Justice, consistently supplying food services to facilities such as FCI Fort Dix. Their work involves delivering both raw produce and pre-processed meal components under tightly scheduled, mission-critical timelines, demonstrating familiarity with federal prison food service workflows, warehouse coordination, and inmate dietary compliance requirements. Sudano’s Produce primarily operates under NAICS 311999 for miscellaneous food manufacturing and 424480 for fresh fruit and vegetable wholesaling, positioning them as a hybrid supplier in the federal institutional food sector. They specialize in perishable food systems that require rapid turnover, temperature-controlled handling, and strict documentation—serving a niche within the broader government food supply chain focused on correctional and custodial care environments. The entity is structured as a small business (2J) with no federal certifications on record. Based in Hanover, MD, they serve as a regional supplier with a focused footprint in federal correctional infrastructure, leveraging proximity to major DOJ facilities to ensure responsive, reliable service without reliance on third-party logistics networks.