FCI ATLANTA 4TH QUARTER FY2026 SUBSISTENCE

The contract award is for subsistence supplies at the Federal Correctional Institution in Atlanta, Georgia, targeting the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2026, with a total small business set-aside under FAR 19.5. The solicitation number is 15B30126Q00000022, and the NAICS code 311999 indicates it relates to other food manufacturing, consistent with the procurement of a wide range of perishable and nonperishable food items including black beans, dry kidney beans, lentils, boneless chicken, chicken leg quarters, breaded fish fillets, boneless turkey, mozzarella cheese, and corn taco shells. Performance is required at the Atlanta, Georgia facility with a zip code of 30315, and the point of contact for the procurement is Leonora Butler, with Krysti Heatrice as the secondary contact, both affiliated with the Bureau of Prisons under the Department of Justice. The contract is structured around a competitive bid process with multiple vendors submitting pricing, though the final award recipient and contract value are not specified in the available data. Although the procurement is for sustenance, supporting data includes quantities by pound and unit pricing that suggest a large-scale, recurring delivery requirement, but no explicit delivery schedule, period of performance dates, FOB terms, or CLIN structure is present in the record. There is no information provided on packaging, inspection criteria, acceptance procedures, contract administration details such as payment office or COR designation, invoicing method, or specific accounting codes beyond isolated numerical entries that may correspond to appropriation lines. No contract clauses, special requirements, representations, evaluation factors, or detailed terms of performance are discernible from the available documentation, and while an abstract of offers indicates vendor pricing submissions, the contract document lacks the formal structure necessary to define obligations, compliance expectations, or award methodology. The absence of key sections including C, D, E, F, G, H, K, L, and M precludes verification of technical, logistical, or administrative requirements, leaving the precise scope of work, delivery timelines, and contractual obligations undefined beyond the general nature of the supplies and the geographic performance location.