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Emergency Meal Services

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This subcontract for Emergency Meal Services involves the supply and delivery of high-volume, portable meals for prime contractors working on Wake County Procurement Services White Flag Partner projects. The selected provider is responsible for delivering daily breakfast and dinner meals to various shelter sites, utilizing grab-and-go or brown bag formats and coordinating with community resources to determine food options. Managed by the County of Wake in North Carolina under NAICS code 722320, the opportunity was posted on November 2, 2026, with a response deadline of December 3, 2026. The contract emphasizes the need for a vendor capable of managing large-scale meal production and consistent daily distribution to support guests at designated shelter locations.

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Subcontract for daily high-volume emergency meal delivery to Wake County shelter sites.

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NC, USA

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White Flag Response Partner

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Supplies and delivers meals for prime contractors on Wake County Procurement Services White Flag Partner projects. Provides dinner and breakfast for guests using grab-and-go or brown bag formats, coordinating with community resources for food options. Requires capability to provide high-volume, portable meals. Delivers daily breakfast and dinner meals to shelter sites.

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