89 -- ESL Milk and Dairy Products - Pacific Region
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The contract aims to establish an Indefinite Quantity agreement for the Defense Supply Center Philadelphia (DSCP) to supply a comprehensive range of Extended Shelf Life (ESL) dairy products, including milk and related items, to military and federal customers stationed in the Pacific Region, which encompasses Guam, Japan, Korea, and Okinawa. The selected contractor will be responsible for maintaining on-ground warehousing facilities, managing distribution logistics, and ensuring direct delivery of the dairy products to various customer locations within this area. This solicitation, identified as SP0300-02-R-4048 and posted in September 2002, is designed to support the continued availability and timely provision of essential dairy products with extended shelf life necessary for operational readiness and nutritional support of deployed personnel. The effort focuses on reliable supply chain management tailored to the unique geographic and logistical challenges of the Pacific theater, ensuring that defense and federal entities have consistent access to high-quality dairy items.
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Guam, Korea, Japan and OkinawaSet-Aside
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