Aafes Bakery-Yokota

Aafes Bakery-Yokota SFD Division, a tax-exempt non-profit operating division of the Army & Air Force Exchange Service, supplies fresh-baked goods and bakery products exclusively to U.S. military installations throughout the Pacific region as a prime contractor under single-award blanket purchase agreements with the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Troop Support Pacific. The vendor operates from Fussa, Tokyo, Japan, and does not subcontract.

The vendor's federal footprint is entirely concentrated in one customer agency and one product category. DLA Troop Support Pacific accounts for 100 percent of all 14,085 awards and the full $7.5 million in combined potential value across the vendor's recent federal portfolio. The vendor competes under no set-aside designation and holds no SBA certifications; all work is full-and-open procurement under firm fixed-price terms.

Aafes Bakery-Yokota operates under three single-award BPAs, all issued by DLA Troop Support Pacific. The primary vehicle, Blanket Purchase Agreement SPE30220A0010, carries 8,253 task orders worth $4.5 million in combined potential value. The second-largest vehicle, BPA SPE30216A0016, covers 4,747 task orders valued at $2.1 million. A third BPA, SPE30225A0007, supports 1,082 task orders totaling $449 thousand. The largest named BPA in the source material, the Institutional Feeding DIV-Philadelphia BPA (ceiling $250 thousand, effective October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2030), exemplifies the vendor's core work: the source documents over 150 individual BPA calls issued under this vehicle since its establishment, with recent call orders (July 2026) ranging from $50 to $14,288.60 for fresh-baked goods including Wonder brand breads, hamburger and hot dog buns, submarine rolls, fresh tortillas, chocolate brownies, cookies, apple pie, pizza shells, and sheet cakes in chocolate and yellow varieties.

Activity volume has declined year over year: 1,703 awards in 2022 to 764 through July 2026. The vendor's narrow focus on military bakery procurement in the Pacific theater and reliance on single-award BPAs creates high recompete exposure; all 14,085 awards may face recompete if DLA Troop Support Pacific opts to re-compete the underlying blanket purchase agreements. The vendor holds no position on government-wide IDIQs or multi-award vehicles and does not serve civilian agencies or other DoD commands. Its commercial bakery NAICS classification (12,219 awards) and Bakery and Cereal Products PSC coding reflect its exclusive product focus on fresh-baked subsistence items for military food service operations.