Smart Mouth Pizza Program by Bull's Eye Brands, Inc.

The School Board of Brevard County, Florida, through its Procurement & Distribution Services office, is issuing a sole-source solicitation (Contract Number 26-0556-SS-MC) for the Smart Mouth® Pizza Program from Bull’s Eye Brands, Inc. This contract supports K-12 school food service by providing a fresh dough, whole grain-rich pizza that complies with USDA nutritional standards applicable to the National School Lunch Program and Smart Snacks in School guidelines. The program aims to increase student meal participation without upfront costs for equipment or services, including delivery, vendor training, and product support. The solicitation was released on December 10, 2025, with a final submission deadline of December 18, 2025, at 2:00 PM ET. Responses must be submitted electronically via the OpenGov e-Procurement Platform, with no alternative submission methods allowed. Interested vendors who believe they offer an equivalent or “like” product or service must submit a questionnaire and provide supporting documentation demonstrating equivalency based on functionality and performance. The contract covers a three-year term with performance occurring within Brevard County, Florida, although specific delivery locations and schedules are not explicitly detailed. No contract line-item pricing or estimated dollar values are provided, and the procurement is identified as sole source without formal Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, evaluation criteria, or typical small business socioeconomic certifications. The solicitation emphasizes strict electronic submission protocols, including unzipped file uploads and mandatory acknowledgement of any issued addenda. Compliance with USDA nutritional standards is a critical requirement, and while inspection and acceptance details are not extensively defined, the School Board retains oversight responsibility, with Michelle Cherry, Senior Procurement Agent, serving as the primary point of contact. The procurement excludes conventional provisions such as contract options, organizational conflict of interest clauses, or special security requirements, consistent with sole-source practices.