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4th Qtr Subsistence - USP Atwater
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Solicitation RFQ-0618-0004-17, issued by the Department of Justice for USP Atwater in Atwater, California, concerns the procurement of fourth quarter subsistence food items. The contract covers various supplies, including beans, beverage mixes, and kosher meals, with awards granted to vendors such as JNS Food, Shaver Foods, and Elwood International. The procurement falls under NAICS code 311999 and was managed by point of contact Tami Luitwieler. A critical amendment was made to the solicitation regarding line item 14 for all purpose flour, which corrected the required quantity from 75,000 lbs to 5,000 lbs. This award notice specifies the winning bid prices and quantities for each line item to ensure the facility's subsistence needs are met.
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