Movement School South Fulton Elementary School

Movement School South Fulton Elementary School is seeking a Food Service Management Company to provide comprehensive food service operations under a one-year contract commencing approximately July 31, 2026, and ending June 30, 2027, with an option to renew for up to four additional one-year terms under mutual written agreement. The contract, issued under solicitation number PE-22684-NONST-2026-000000002 with NAICS code 722330, requires the FSMC to manage all aspects of the school’s nutritional programs in full compliance with USDA and Georgia Department of Education regulations, including 7 CFR Parts 210 and 220. Offerors must propose pricing under either a cost-reimbursable structure or a fixed meal price model, with established rates of $2.85 for breakfast and $4.75 for lunch, and a total meal equivalent rate of $4.71 for non-program items such as adult meals and a la carte offerings. Meal equivalency formulas apply, with three breakfasts equating to two lunches and three snacks equaling one lunch. Price adjustments may be made annually based on the Consumer Price Index for food eaten away from home, subject to pre-approval by the School Food Authority. The FSMC is responsible for financial management of the Nonprofit School Food Service Account, setting all selling prices, maintaining proper accounting systems, and submitting monthly operating statements and participation records by the 15th and 30th days following each month, respectively. Invoicing must occur within 15 days after each accounting period, and no interest or finance charges may be paid from federal funds. The FSMC must also ensure all personnel, including management staff, are ServSafe certified and comply with federal training and professional standards, while providing documentation of all training hours and content. The FSMC is required to maintain strict sanitation and health standards per 7 CFR §210.9(b)(14), adhere to biosecurity policies under the Bioterrorism Act of 2002, and comply with Buy American requirements for agricultural commodities and fish. The contractor must uphold federal civil rights mandates including Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, Title IX of the Education Amendments, and the Americans with Disabilities Act, and must also meet all federal and state wage and hour laws. Labor standards require Davis-Bacon Act compliance for any prime construction contracts over $2,0