WASHINGTON BLUEBERRY COMMISSION

The Washington Blueberry Commission is a government entity operating under NAICS 921120, which designates it as part of the Executive Offices category within the federal government’s administrative and support services structure. As a 2A entity—indicating a state or local government organization—it functions as an official body tasked with regulatory oversight, policy implementation, or public service administration related to agricultural commodities, specifically blueberries in the state of Washington. Its core capabilities center on agricultural policy coordination, commodity promotion, regulatory compliance enforcement, and stakeholder engagement within the state’s horticultural sector. The organization supports market development initiatives, quality standards adherence, and interagency collaboration to ensure alignment with federal agricultural guidelines, though its operational scope remains confined to state-level governance functions. No award history is available to infer specific agency engagements or contract performance. Consequently, there is no demonstrable track record of direct service delivery to federal departments or interagency partnerships. Similarly, no certifications such as 8(a), HUBZone, or small business status are listed, indicating it operates as a public governmental entity rather than a private contractor competing in the federal acquisition marketplace. Geographically, the organization is based in Eltopia, Washington, and its activities are inherently tied to state agricultural policy and local producer support. Its market positioning is not as a commercial contractor but as a public agency fulfilling statutory responsibilities under state law. While it may interact with USDA or FDA through regulatory alignment, no formal contracting relationships or service delivery models to federal entities are evident from available data. Its role is administrative and oversight-oriented, not service-providing in the traditional government contracting sense.