Dog Food, Hills Pet
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This contract involves the procurement of dog food specifically formulated for Military Working Dogs, containing 26 to 32 percent protein and packaged in 50-pound bags. The manufacturer is Hill's Pet Nutrition Inc., identified by CAGE code 01FY4 and part number 4587. The dog food corresponds to NSN 8710-01-415-6950, ensuring it meets military supply standards. The solicitation is aimed at establishing a one-year Indefinite Delivery, Price Order (IDPO) with a maximum contract value of $650,000. The solicitation, identified as SPE3SE16Q5047, was posted on June 24, 2016, and falls under the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code 311111, which pertains to animal food manufacturing. While there is no set-aside status indicated, the contracting officers responsible for this procurement are Dean Schoendorfer and Carrie McKendry, both working with the Defense Logistics Agency. The contract includes detailed points of contact for any inquiries and is accessible via the federal contracting portal.
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