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This Government Contract opportunity from Department Of Defense was posted on August 28, 2014. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Seafood Market Operations 4 commissaries in state of WA

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HDEC02-12-R-0011Federal

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NAICS: 311710
Federal
Supplement 509 Alaska Pollock
Solicitation # 12-3J14-Notice-26-016
The USDA Agricultural Marketing Service is soliciting competitive bids for the procurement of frozen Alaska Pollock fillet portions for Federal Food and Nutrition Assistance Programs under Supplement 509 of the Master Invitation for Bids - Domestic Commodity Procurement. The required product must be boneless, skinless, unbreaded, raw, and frozen, with a target portion weight of 4.0 ounces. To be eligible, the fish must be caught in U.S. waters and processed in a U.S. flagged vessel or a U.S.-based facility. All products must meet U.S. Grade A standards and be produced in USDC/NOAA Seafood Inspection Program approved establishments in compliance with FDA regulations. Contractors must submit a concise technical proposal in a non-PDF format, such as Microsoft Word, to be reviewed for adequacy by the Standards and Specifications Division. Eligibility is contingent upon passing a pre-award onsite capability assessment audit covering facility processes, quality control, and a mandatory food defense plan. Once awarded, contractors are responsible for the costs of ongoing audits and must provide a Certificate of Conformance with shipments. Strict packaging and labeling requirements apply, including the use of heat-sealed primary packages, 40-pound shipping cases featuring the USDA shield and Grade A insignia, and adherence to FALCPA and FASTER Act allergen labeling. Deliveries must be made to AMS assigned destinations using tamper-proof, serially numbered seals.
USDA Ams 3J14

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5 months ago

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Contract HDEC02-14-DC001, issued by the Defense Commissary Agency, authorizes Northern Fish Products, Incorporated to manage and operate in-store seafood markets at four Department of Defense military commissaries in Washington state, specifically Bangor NBK, Bremerton NBK, McChord AFB, and Whidbey Island NAS. The contractor is responsible for providing necessary labor, oversight, and a supply of fresh and previously frozen random weight seafood products. Under this managed services agreement, the contractor retains ownership of all seafood products until they are scanned through a commissary cash register, with payments processed based on sales recorded in the DeCA Front-End Point of Sales system. The contract is a Firm-Fixed-Price agreement with a base performance period of 24 months beginning September 1, 2014, and an estimated total value of 1,075,628.03 dollars. It includes provisions for three one-year option periods extending through 2017. A key financial component of the contract is the requirement for a 37 percent patron savings rate on seventeen core seafood items, with the survey area for determining these savings defined as within 20 miles of the installation perimeter. The operation falls under NAICS code 311710 for Seafood Product Preparation and Packaging.

General Info

Contract Value

$0

NAICS

311710 - Seafood Product Preparation and Packaging

Place of Performance

VA, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Award Issued Date

Documents

5

Amendment HDEC02-12-R-0011-0001

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Contract HDEC02-14-DC001 - Craft Oil-Shells-20*4

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HDEC02-12-R-0011-0002 Amendment - Seafood Market Managed Services

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HDEC02-12-R-0011-0003 Amendment

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HDEC02-12-R-0011 Seafood Markets Washington Commissaries

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Response deadline changed from Aug 31, 2012 to Nov 27, 2012. NAICS code changed from 311712 to 311710. The notice description changed.

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → Defense Commissary Agency
Contacts2 people available
OfficeFORT GREGG ADAMS, VA, 23801, USA
Office AddressFORT GREGG ADAMS, VA, 23801, USA
Contacts
Nancy P. MatherneContract Specialist
Amy WilliamsContracting Officer

Full Description

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Seafood Markets-Washington Commissaries. Management and operation of in-store seafood markets (i.e., managed services) in Department of Defense military commissaries to include necessary labor, oversight, and provision of fresh and previously frozen random weight seafood products. Contractor shall retain ownership of all seafood products until product is scanned through a commissary cash register and be paid in accordance with sales recorded in the DeCA Front-End Point of Sales (POS) system. Locations covered by this contract are: Bangor NBK, Bremerton NBK, McChord AFB, and Widbey Island NS.

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Resale Ordering Agreement (ROA) Modification for FDS items
Solicitation # ROAModificationFDS
The Defense Commissary Agency (DeCA) is implementing a mass modification to the Resale Ordering Agreement (ROA) for Frequent Delivery System (FDS) items, effective November 11, 2026. This no-cost agreement updates the ordering and delivery framework by establishing the role of DeCA-authorized Distributors and a Cost of Goods (COG) pricing structure. Under this framework, suppliers are required to maintain established COG pricing and ensure product availability for authorized distributors, who then handle physical distribution to DeCA commissaries, ports, and other designated receipt locations. While DeCA typically remits payment to distributors, the agency retains the unilateral right to order and pay suppliers directly at the established COG. Suppliers must adhere to strict quality and compliance standards, including providing the latest date-of-pack products and meeting specific minimum shelf-life requirements at the time of final delivery: 10 days for milk, 12 days for processed meats and chilled products, 21 days for frozen items and ice cream, and 30 days for center-store grocery. Compliance obligations include brand-name certifications, regulatory adherence, and a strict prohibition on furnishing covered seafood items per 10 U.S.C. 4862(g). Additionally, suppliers must submit recurring monthly trade term reports and provide ad-hoc cost breakdowns within ten calendar days upon request. Price quotes must be submitted electronically via the EDI 879 Transaction Set or the DeCA Web Pricing portal by the 10th or 25th of the month to meet specific effective date windows.
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