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Fresh Produce Supply – Tree Fruits

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The contract is for the supply of fresh apples and other tree fruits in bulk cases, specifically 20-pound cases, to support Department of Defense subsistence programs and USDA school lunch initiatives. It is structured as a subcontract under a Total Small Business Set-Aside, meaning only small businesses certified by the Small Business Administration are eligible to bid, as mandated by FAR 19.5. The North American Industry Classification System code 111332 confirms the focus on apple and other tree fruit farming operations. The solicitation was posted on July 29, 2026, with responses due by August 28, 2026, and the award will be managed by the Directorate of Subsistence under the Department of Defense. The produce must meet quality and packaging standards suitable for large-scale federal distribution, ensuring freshness and consistency across deliveries. Place of performance and specific delivery locations are not detailed, but the contract implies nationwide distribution to meet the needs of military and school nutrition programs.

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Small businesses supply 20-pound bulk apples and tree fruits to DoD and USDA programs under federal set-aside.

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Department Of Defense → DIRECTORATE OF SUBSISTENCEView Agency

NAICS

111332 - Grape VineyardsView NAICS

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → DIRECTORATE OF SUBSISTENCE
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Supply of fresh apples and other tree fruits in bulk cases (e.g., 20 lb cases) for distribution to DoD subsistence and USDA school lunch programs.

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