89 -- KCCO-IPD-07-311223 - Sunflower Seed Oil
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The Kansas City Commodity Office of the USDA Farm Service Agency is seeking sources for domestic food commodities to support foreign food assistance programs under solicitation KCCO-IPD-07-311223. Interested contractors must meet the qualification requirements set forth in FAR Part 9.202(f). The procurement focuses on two specific types of sunflower seed oil: fortified Sunflower Seed Oil (SFSO) and Crude Sunflower Seed Oil (BOT). Sunflower Seed Oil must be clear, brilliant, fortified with vitamin A, and meet Commercial Item Description A-A-20091D Type 1 specifications, excluding winterizing. This product must be packaged in 6/4 liter steel cans, 20 liter pails, or 208 liter steel drums. Crude Sunflower Seed Oil must adhere to the American Fats and Oils Association Inc. Rulebook Rule 14 and be produced via hydraulic, expeller, or solvent extraction. Crude oil is purchased in bulk f.o.b. vessel, requiring the contractor to maintain a pumping rate of at least 150 tons per running hour.
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