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Produce Transportation and Delivery Services

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This subcontract for Produce Transportation and Delivery Services involves the refrigerated transport and delivery of fresh produce to kitchens within Colorado Department of Corrections facilities. The service provider is responsible for utilizing refrigerated trucks and temperature monitoring equipment to ensure cold-chain integrity, while coordinating delivery schedules and managing offloading at facility receiving docks. To qualify for performance, the contractor must maintain DOT compliance, possess a valid CDL, and pass required background checks for facility entry. This project falls under NAICS code 484220 and is managed through the Colorado Department of Corrections Administration.

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Refrigerated produce transport and delivery for Colorado Department of Corrections facilities.

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This scope was carved out of DQ 2027000117.

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Fresh Produce - Request for Quote

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AgencyColorado → DOC - Corrections Administration
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Performs refrigerated transport and delivery of fresh produce for prime contractors on Colorado Department of Corrections (CDOC) facility projects. Utilizes refrigerated trucks (reefers) and temperature monitoring equipment to maintain cold-chain integrity. Coordinates delivery schedules and offloads at facility receiving docks. Requires CDL, DOT compliance, and background checks for facility entry. Delivers produce to designated kitchens.

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