WASHINGTON RED RASPBERRY COMMISSION

The WA Red Raspberry Commission is a state-level agricultural entity focused on the promotion, research, and market development of red raspberry production in Washington State. Its core capabilities center on agricultural commodity advocacy, grower support programs, and industry-wide coordination to enhance production standards and market access. The organization provides technical guidance on best practices in cultivation, pest management, and post-harvest handling, leveraging agronomic expertise to support sustainable farming systems. Key differentiators include its deep ties to regional grower networks and its role in facilitating industry-led research initiatives aimed at improving crop resilience and quality. While not a traditional federal contractor, it operates under statutory authority to administer grower assessments and coordinate with state and federal agricultural agencies on commodity-specific programs. No award history is available to infer specific federal contract performance or agency engagement. Consequently, there is no demonstrable record of direct work with federal departments or procurement activities under government contracts. The organization’s industry focus is exclusively within the agricultural sector, specifically the specialty crop subsector centered on red raspberries. Its activities align with USDA-supported commodity promotion programs, though no NAICS classification is applicable to its federal contracting profile. It does not engage in IT, defense, or infrastructure services. The WA Red Raspberry Commission is structured as a state-established commission (Entity Structure 2A) with no federal certifications. It operates solely from Lynden, Washington, and functions as a grower-funded, non-profit entity under state law. Its market positioning is confined to agricultural advocacy and commodity promotion within Washington’s specialty crop industry, with no presence in the federal procurement marketplace.