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UHT Milk Supply – Low Fat Banana Flavor

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The contract entails the supply of shelf-stable, low-fat banana-flavored ultra-high temperature processed milk in one-gallon boxes to U.S. military installations through a subcontract arrangement under the Defense Logistics Agency. The product must meet stringent military specifications for safety, longevity, and nutritional content, ensuring it remains viable without refrigeration across diverse operational environments. The NAICS code 311514 indicates the industry classification as milk processing, aligning with the production of fortified dairy beverages intended for long-term storage and distribution. Deliveries are expected to support food service operations across Department of Defense locations, with performance spanning unspecified military bases throughout the United States. The solicitation was posted on July 16, 2026, and the contract reference numbers indicate an active award under the DLA's logistics framework, with fulfillment coordinated through established subcontracting channels. The packaging format of one-gallon boxes is designed for bulk use in mess halls and field rations, emphasizing ease of transport, storage efficiency, and consumer acceptability among service members. While specific volume, delivery timelines, and quality control benchmarks are not detailed here, adherence to military standards for UHT dairy products is mandatory, including strict limits on fat content, flavor consistency, and microbiological safety to ensure troop nutrition and readiness.

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Supply of shelf-stable, low-fat banana UHT milk in one-gallon boxes to U.S. military bases under DLA subcontract.

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Department Of Defense → Defense Logistics AgencyView Agency

NAICS

311514 - Dry, Condensed, and Evaporated Dairy Product ManufacturingView NAICS

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Supply of shelf-stable, low-fat banana-flavored UHT milk in 1-gallon boxes for U.S. military installations.

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