2025 Furlow Charter School Bread Bid Instruct.pdf
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- 2025-2026 School Nutrition - Bread
- Solicitation number
- PE-55924-NONST-2026-000000009
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- Talbot County, Georgia
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The document is a Bread Bid Instructions for the Furlow Charter School Nutrition Program for the 2025-2026 school year, issued by the Furlow Charter School in Americus, Georgia. The bid outlines comprehensive requirements for bread product procurement, including detailed specifications for product freshness, delivery protocols, and nutritional standards. Vendors must provide bread products with at least five days remaining before expiration, deliver during school operating hours (excluding meal service times), and ensure deliveries are made only when School Nutrition Personnel are present to sign for and inspect the order.
The bid includes specific nutritional and labeling requirements, mandating that all grain items must be made from whole-grain flour, enriched flour, or other approved grain sources, and must meet FDA Standards of Identity. The school will not be subject to state and federal taxes, and monthly bills will be paid after the 15th of the following month. Vendors must submit a nutritional analysis with their bid and are responsible for its accuracy. The school reserves the right to return products that do not meet specifications, with potential termination of the bid for repeated non-compliance. Invoicing procedures are detailed, requiring two copies of invoices and specific documentation for any corrections or credits.
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| 2025 Bread Bid Spreadsheet_xlsx _ Sheet1 (1).pdf | ||
| Bread IFB 2025_docx (1).pdf |
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Furlow Charter School Nutrition Program Instructions Bread Bid for School Year 2025-2026
Products and Packing Requirements:
1. All breads shall be fresh with at least five (5) days expiration date.
2. If substitutions are made, they must be approved by the Director of School
Nutrition at least 2 days prior to delivery – at the time order is received.
Orders:
1. Orders must be received from the School Nutrition Director.
Deliveries:
1. Deliveries are to be made to the school.
2. Delivery dates are per delivery schedule established by the vendor.
3. Deliveries are to be made during school operating hours, but not during serving times. No deliveries should be made between 11:00 A.M. and 1:00 P.M.
4. No delivery shall be made without School Nutrition Personnel present.
5. School Nutrition Personnel must sign indicating receipt of the delivery.
Billing:
1. All invoices will be delivered and priced accordingly to the school cafeteria as ordered by the manager. Two copies of each invoice shall be given to the Manager. It is the responsibility of the company to make sure the invoice is signed by cafeteria personnel, as statements are paid on the basis of signed invoices only. Any discrepancies need to be initialed and dated by the driver and SN personnel who checks the orders in.
2. If an error is found in the non-delivery of an item, the item will be delivered the next day or a credit will be issued for the deleted item.
A. The credit shall show the original invoice number, date, and error being corrected on the face of said credit or debit.
B. The credit shall be sent directly to the School Nutrition Program Office.
3. All invoices are to clearly indicate the School name and exact date.
4. Monthly statements for the school will be submitted to:
Furlow Charter School Nutrition Program 63 Valley Drive Americus, Georgia 31709 Attn: Stephanie Duff
“This institution is an equal opportunity provider.”
5. Purchases by the School Nutrition Program are not subject to State and Federal Tax. Tax Exemption numbers will be furnished upon request.
6. Monthly bills will be paid after the 15th of the following month.
General Conditions:
1. All bread products are subject to inspection. In any instance where the quality or conditions of an item is questioned, Furlow Charter School reserves the right, at the vendor's expense, to return the product. Failure to deliver any item according to specifications, and/or accepted deviation may result in termination of bid. Furlow Charter School and vendors will collaborate to rectify any items not meeting specifications prior to termination. All items not conforming with above shall be picked up at vendor’s expense and removed from premises.
2. A nutritional analysis of all products must accompany the bid. The bread company will be responsible for the accuracy of the nutritional analysis.
3. All grain items must be made from whole-grain flour, whole-grain meal, corn masa, masa harina, hominy, enriched flour, enriched meal, bran, germ, or be an enriched product, such as enriched bread, or if using a cereal it must be whole grain, enriched or fortified.
4. The label must indicate that (1) the food product is made from whole-grain flour, whole-grain meal, corn masa, masa harina, hominy, enriched flour, enriched meal, bran, or germ, or (2) the cereal is whole grain, enriched or fortified. If the food product is labeled enriched, it must meet the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Standards of Identity (21 CFR Part 136, Part 137, Part 139) for enriched bread, macaroni and noodle products, rice, or cornmeal.
5. The food product must be provided in quantities specified in the appropriate program regulations. One-quarter (0.25) of a serving is the smallest amount allowable to be credited toward the minimum quantities of grains specified in program regulations.
“This institution is an equal opportunity provider.”
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