Ex. 3- GSA LEVELS OF FOOD SERVICE.pdf
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This document outlines seven levels of food service operations in federal facilities and describes a related federal contract opportunity for cafeteria food services. The levels range from vending machines to full cafeterias and describe the types of food preparation, equipment needs, and staffing required at each level. The related federal contract opportunity is a solicitation issued by the General Services Administration for cafeteria food services at the Federal Courthouse in Brooklyn, New York. Responses are due by the date specified in the solicitation. The contract will require a full range and selection of hot and cold foods to be prepared daily, as well as complex food service equipment, utilities, and staffing including attendants and an on-site manager. Sanitation inspections will also be required.
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EXHIBIT 3
GSA Levels of Food Service Operations in Federal
Facilities
Level of food service Description
1. Vending machine Vending machines are machines that automatically dispense goods or sundries following payment. Food products are prepared and packaged off-premises by licensed commissaries.
Products may include prepackaged and onsite mixed beverages, and prepackaged milk, soups, salads, sandwiches, meals, snacks, pastries, and ice cream. The service may or may not have an onsite operator.
2. Sundry Sundry may include newsstand materials, gifts, cards, state sanctioned lotteries, snacks, candy, beverages, and other sundry items. Sundry stands generally exclude food items and have an onsite operator.
3. Prepackaged snack bar and micro-market In addition to the products offered in a sundry, prepackaged snack bars and micro- markets may include self-served selections of packaged or onsite mixed beverages and prepackaged foods.
Prepackaged snack bars have no onsite food preparation and may have attendants and an onsite manager.
4. Limited on-site snack bar In addition to the products offered in prepackaged snack bars, limited on-site snack bars include food preparation on premise, require sanitation inspections by certified sanitation workers, and may have attendants and an onsite manager. These food service operations may offer a limited range of food prepared on premise, such as soups, salads, and cold sandwiches that are self or attendant served.
5. On-site grill In addition to the products offered in limited on-site snack bars, on-site grills may include a full line of prepared hot food from a grill and fryer station. This level of service requires complex food service equipment, building utilities, and operational food preparation practices. On-site grills require sanitation inspections and must have attendants and an onsite manager.
6. Cafe In addition to the products offered in on-site grills, cafes may include a limited line of prepared hot vegetables and entrees each day. This level of service requires complex food service equipment, building utilities, and operational food preparation practices. Cafes require sanitation inspections and must have attendants and an onsite manager.
7. Cafeteria In addition to the products offered in cafes, cafeterias may include a wide range and selection of hot and cold foods each day. This level of service requires complex food service equipment, building utilities, and operational food preparation practices.
Cafeterias require sanitation inspections and must have attendants and an onsite manager.
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