Bakery for Safalga Egypt
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The contract is a sources sought notice issued by DLA Troop Support Europe & Africa seeking suppliers capable of producing and delivering fresh bakery products to Safalga, Egypt. The solicitation was anticipated to be released in May 2019 under the title "Bakery for Safalga Egypt," with the contract number SPE303-19-Bakery-Egypt. The contracting office is located at Kleber Kaserne in Kaiserslautern, Germany, and the point of contact for interested vendors is Contract Specialist Julien Bowns. The contract intends to use a Blank Purchase Agreement with the award based on the lowest price. Key requirements specify that the bakery must be approved by the US Health Command, ensuring compliance with food safety standards. The products needed include a variety of breads, rolls, pastries, and other fresh baked goods, with orders expected between one and three times per quarter, each comprising roughly 500 items. Delivery will be directly to the Port of Safalga. Interested suppliers were invited to respond by May 22, 2019, and no costs would be reimbursed in relation to this notice, which serves as a preliminary step before the official solicitation release.
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