Full Line Food Distribution for Land customers and Navy ships in Seattle, Wa and Surrounding Areas including Southeast Alaska
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The contract involves the full line food distribution for land customers and Navy ships located in Seattle, Washington, and surrounding areas, including Southeast Alaska. Originally issued under solicitation number SPM300-11-R-0022, the solicitation has been updated to SPM300-12-R-0010 to reflect the new fiscal year. This pre-solicitation notice was initially posted on December 21, 2011, under the NAICS code 424410, which pertains to grocery and related product wholesalers. The contract’s place of performance is primarily Seattle, Washington, with delivery extending to Southeast Alaska. The acquisition specialists managing this contract are Mary K. Jaep and Paula Branson, both reachable via email and phone for any queries related to the solicitation. This contract is issued for the purpose of ensuring the timely and efficient delivery of food supplies to meet the needs of both land-based customers and naval vessels operating in the designated regions.
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Seattle, Wa and Surrounding Areas including Southeast Alaska, SEATTLE, WA, USASet-Aside
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