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FCI RAY BROOK 2ND QUARTER SUBSISTANCE
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This award notice pertains to solicitation RFQP02121000003 for the procurement of second quarter fiscal year 2012 subsistence food for the Federal Bureau of Prisons FCI Ray Brook, located in Ray Brook, New York. Managed by the Department of Justice, the contract falls under NAICS code 424410 and was posted on January 5, 2012, following a response deadline of December 16, 2011. The scope of the contract involves the supply of various subsistence food cost categories, with specific technical requirements and quantities for a wide range of items. These include staples such as American cheese, baking powder, basil leaves, and various types of dry beans. Travis W. Cayea served as the primary point of contact for this procurement action.
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128 RAY BROOK ROAD, RAY BROOK, NY, 12977, USASet-Aside
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