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Fish Portions (Alaskan Pollock) Supply

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The contract calls for the supply of 5,000 pounds of frozen, raw, breaded Alaskan Pollock portions, each weighing 4 ounces, packaged in 6-pound boxes with ten boxes per master case. All portions must be manufactured no more than 120 days prior to delivery and must meet U.S. Grade A standards for quality and safety. This is a subcontract under NAICS Code 311710, issued by the Louisiana Procurement agency, with a response deadline of August 18, 2026, at 4:00 PM. The products are intended for delivery to an unspecified location within Louisiana, and bidders must comply with all federal and state requirements for food handling and labeling. The solicitation is open for submissions through the Louisiana Procurement system, and no set-aside provisions are specified, meaning all eligible contractors may submit proposals.

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Supply 5,000 pounds of frozen breaded Alaskan Pollock portions meeting U.S. Grade A standards, delivered to Louisiana by August 18, 2026.

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311710 - Seafood Product Preparation and PackagingView NAICS

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Supply of 5,000 lbs. frozen, raw, breaded Alaskan Pollock portions, 4 oz. each, 6 lb. boxes, 10 per master case, manufactured within 120 days of delivery, U.S. Grade A compliant.

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NAICS: 311710
Federal
Supplement 509 Alaska Pollock
Solicitation # 12-3J14-Notice-26-016
The USDA Agricultural Marketing Service has issued Supplement 509 for Alaska Pollock under Solicitation Number 12-3J14-Notice-26-016, effective June 2026, with a response deadline of January 1, 2027. This document governs the procurement of once-frozen, skinless, boneless, additive-free Alaska Pollock fillet blocks intended for further processing into breaded or battered seafood products under the Domestic Commodity Procurement program. Contractors must supply product in standardized packaging—16.5-pound blocks wrapped in paperboard liners and packed three per master carton totaling 49.5 pounds—with strict requirements for case closure, palletization, and compliance with NMFC or UFC freight standards. Product must be maintained at or below 0°F at all stages from processing through delivery, with a maximum frozen storage period of 12 months and an internal temperature requirement of –17.8°C achieved within 24 hours of packaging. All shipments require recording of truck seal numbers on the Bill of Lading, and product temperature at loading must be documented on the contractor’s checkloading paperwork. Compliance with USDA, FDA, and NOAA SIP standards is mandatory, including adherence to FALCPA and the FASTER Act for allergen labeling, with mandatory disclosure of milk, egg, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, wheat, peanuts, soy, and sesame. Labels on both primary packages and shipping cases must include product name, manufacturer details, traceability codes with lot and production dates, nutrition facts, cooking instructions, safe handling notices, and the official USDA Shield (minimum 2 inches high). Contractors must provide written proof of an approved USDC Product Management Plan to certify grade compliance and ensure lot-by-lot audit-based grading. Metal detection validation must include testing with all three metals during each interval, and the use of “supplier” has been replaced with “contractor” throughout. Documentation revisions include changing “Master Solicitation” to “Master Invitation for Bids – Domestic Commodity Procurement,” updating “delivery date” to “shipping date” on the Certificate of Conformance, and requiring verification of raw material compliance with Fish Flesh requirements. Inspection occurs primarily at origin with final acceptance at destination, and all non-conforming product must be segregated and disposed of properly. Submissions must be sent via email in Microsoft Word format to designated USDA addresses, with no PDFs permitted, and no formal pricing details or evaluation factor weights are included in
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