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Walnut Supply – English Pieces

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The contract involves the supply of walnut English pieces, packaged in cases containing 24 bags each, with each bag weighing one pound. The total order quantity is 1,656 cases. This subcontract is issued by the Department of Agriculture under the USDA AMS 3J14 agency and falls under the NAICS code 111333, which pertains to nut farming and related agricultural activities. Although specific details regarding the solicitation number, set-aside type, and place of performance are not provided, the contract aims to procure a significant volume of walnut product to support USDA requirements. The contract was posted on December 9, 2025, and the USDA is the contracting agency responsible for this purchase. While contact information and exact location details are not specified, the agreement underscores the importance of supplying high-quality walnut pieces in standardized packaging for further distribution or processing. This procurement reflects the USDA’s ongoing efforts to source agricultural products through subcontracts to bolster domestic supply chains.

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USDA contract for 1,656 cases of 24 one-pound bags of walnut English pieces.

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Department Of Agriculture → USDA Ams 3J14View Agency

NAICS

111333 - Strawberry FarmingView NAICS

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PostedDec 9

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AgencyDepartment Of Agriculture → USDA Ams 3J14

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Supply of walnut English pieces, 24 bags per case, 1 lb per bag, totaling 1,656 case units.

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