Commodity Requirements Document for Dehydrated Potato Products for Use in U.S. International Food Aid Programs
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The Kansas City Commodity Office (KCCO) of the Farm Service Agency, U.S. Department of Agriculture, manages the procurement of domestic food commodities for U.S. Government international food aid programs. A new Commodity Requirements Document (CRD) has been issued, effective October 19, 2011, updating the specifications for dehydrated potato products (DPP5). This document outlines the detailed requirements for suppliers and will be referenced in all solicitations related to purchasing these products for food aid efforts. Interested parties can access the CRD in Adobe Acrobat format on the KCCO website. The solicitation number associated with this update is AG-IPD-Notice-12-001, linked to NAICS code 311423, which pertains to potato product manufacturing. For further inquiries or clarification, contacts are provided for the Agricultural Marketing Specialist, Debbie Tye, and the Contracting Officer, Dan Webber. This contract ensures clear and standardized procurement requirements to support international food aid programs effectively.
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