TRINIDAD/BENHAM CORP.

Trinidad/Benham Corp. specializes in the procurement, packaging, and distribution of bulk dry legumes and other miscellaneous food commodities for U.S. government humanitarian assistance programs. Their core capabilities center on the precise fulfillment of USDA commodity requirements, including the sourcing, quality control, and standardized packaging of dried beans such as navy, garbanzo, kidney, and split pea varieties in government-specified unit sizes. The company demonstrates technical proficiency in food commodity logistics, shelf-stable packaging compliance, and supply chain coordination for federal food donation initiatives, ensuring adherence to USDA’s Food Distribution Program standards. Their specialization lies in high-volume, low-variability procurement cycles with strict documentation and traceability protocols, enabling reliable delivery of nutrient-dense staples to domestic and international aid recipients. The contractor maintains a consistent, long-standing relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, primarily supporting its Commodity Supplemental Food Program and global food aid missions. All known awards stem from USDA solicitations, indicating deep familiarity with the agency’s procurement frameworks, commodity specifications, and delivery timelines for emergency and nutritional assistance programs. Their primary industry focus is on NAICS 311999, encompassing the manufacturing and packaging of non-perishable food items outside traditional categories, with an emphasis on dry legumes and bulk food commodities. This positions them as a niche supplier within the federal food assistance ecosystem, serving as a critical link between agricultural production and humanitarian distribution networks. Trinidad/Benham Corp. is structured as a 2L entity based in Denver, Colorado, with no publicly listed federal certifications. Their operational footprint is centered on fulfilling USDA’s national food commodity distribution network, leveraging regional logistics infrastructure to support consistent, large-scale delivery requirements without reliance on small business set-asides or specialized accreditations.