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This Government Contract opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on June 15, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Nutritional Meal Services

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NAICS: 722310
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Solicitation # BPM059223
The Maryland Department of Health is seeking a single award for a comprehensive dietary and food services contract at the Thomas B. Finan Center in Cumberland, Maryland. The contract structure consists of a three-year base period with two one-year option periods. The selected contractor will be responsible for all aspects of dietary services, including meal preparation and delivery to patient units and the Sheppard Pratt School, maintaining a tray identification system, and developing a comprehensive policy and procedure manual and a three-day emergency menu plan. Key personnel requirements include the employment of at least one full-time Registered Dietitian licensed by the State of Maryland, with specific staffing hour mandates based on patient population. Proposals are evaluated on a most advantageous basis, with technical factors weighted more heavily than financial factors. Technical evaluation focuses on the offeror's management resources, planning capabilities, and the quality of submitted samples such as two-week menus and quality control protocols. The procurement includes strict socioeconomic goals, specifically a 10 percent Minority Business Enterprise participation goal and a 20 percent goal for the Certified Local Farm and Fish Program. Additionally, the contractor must comply with Maryland Living Wage requirements, Green Purchasing reporting, and rigorous security protocols, including CJIS criminal background checks and HIPAA Business Associate Agreements. Financial proposals must be submitted as fully loaded unit prices per patient per day via the eMaryland Marketplace Advantage portal. The state mandates high quality standards for food procurement, requiring USDA-inspected canned goods and specific grades for meats and seafood. Performance will be monitored through quarterly on-premises departmental reviews conducted by the Center's Contract Monitor to ensure compliance with Joint Commission, OSHA, and other regulatory standards.
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Solicitation # BPM059223
The Maryland Department of Health is seeking a single award for dietary and food services at the Thomas B. Finan Center under solicitation BPM059223. The contract consists of a three-year base period with two optional one-year renewal terms. The selected contractor will be responsible for providing comprehensive dietary services, including the employment of at least one full-time Clinical Dietitian licensed by the State of Maryland. Key operational requirements include the delivery of meals to four separate cottage dining rooms and the Sheppard Pratt School, adherence to MDH temperature maintenance regulations for hazardous foods, and compliance with USDA meat grading and IMPS standards. Proposals must be submitted via the eMaryland Marketplace Advantage system as a two-part submission, consisting of a technical volume and a separate financial volume. The evaluation process prioritizes technical factors over financial considerations, focusing on the offeror's work plan, management resources, and the quality of submitted sample policies and menus. The contract includes a Minority Business Enterprise goal of 10 percent and requires strict adherence to HIPAA, ADA, and Joint Commission standards. Security requirements include criminal background checks and physical searches for personnel entering the premises. Payment will be handled via electronic funds transfer, which is mandatory for contracts exceeding 200,000 dollars.

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The contract involves providing comprehensive nutritional meal services to residents under the Correctional Service of Canada, specifically in Toronto. The contractor is responsible for planning, preparing, and serving three daily meals that strictly adhere to Canada’s Food Guide. These meals must accommodate various dietary restrictions and ensure that the nutritional needs of all residents are met, reflecting a focus on health and compliance with national nutrition standards. This subcontract opportunity, identified under NAICS code 722310, was posted on June 15, 2026, with a response deadline of June 30, 2026. It is part of the Government of Canada's efforts to maintain high-quality food services within correctional facilities, ensuring that residents receive balanced and appropriate nutrition daily. The contract emphasizes adherence to guidelines and the accommodation of special dietary needs, signaling a commitment to the welfare and health of institutionalized populations.

General Info

Provide three daily meals meeting Canada’s Food Guide for Correctional Service of Canada residents.

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This scope was carved out of 21120-22-3905558.

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Correctional Service of Canada
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Plan, prepare, and serve three daily meals compliant with Canada’s Food Guide, accommodating dietary restrictions and ensuring nutritional balance for residents.

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