A1MenuQualityStandards.docx

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CATERED MEAL DINING FACILITY Federal contract opportunity
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W912LA17T0003
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Department of the Army California Army National Guard

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MENU QUALITY STANDARDS

1.0. Subsistence Quality. Contractor is to provide a variety of menu choices on a three week rotational menu cycle. Provided below is a description of the level of service Contractor is to provide and a sampling of menu choices. Contractor will be expected to expand rotate the menu choices to provide a variety while maintaining the same style and quality. Quality of the meat, poultry and fish are as follows:

1.1. Meats. (Portion size: minimum of 4-6oz after cooking)

1.1.1. Lamb must be USDA Choice or higher (prime not recommended).

1.1.2. Pork must be highest grade possible.

1.1.3. Beef must be USDA Select grade or higher. Ground beef should be 20% or less fat.
Roast cuts and steak cuts should be majority of the beef used in menus.

1.2. Poultry. (Portion size a minimum of 4-6oz after cooking)

1.2.1. Chicken must be USDA grade A.

1.2.2. Turkey must be USDA grade A.

1.3. Fish. (Portion size a minimum of 4oz after cooking)

1.3.1. ALL fish must be USDA grade A. Includes: fresh water, shell and all other fish.

1.4. Contractor must use USDA Grade A certified meat, poultry and fish or an in-house certification method that is accepted by USDA Standards.

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