B.c. Food Group, L.L.C.

B.C. Food Group, L.L.C., doing business as BC Food Group LLC, supplies food service items and subsistence products to federal correctional facilities as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides. The Fort Worth, Texas-based limited liability company, registered in SAM.gov since November 2003, operates as a for-profit entity with a narrow customer base concentrated almost entirely within the Bureau of Prisons' National Menu program.

BC Food Group's portfolio consists entirely of prime purchase orders (378 awards, 100% prime split) issued by individual Bureau of Prisons facilities rather than government-wide vehicles or standing IDIQs. The vendor delivers protein products—boneless and breaded chicken, ground beef, beef patties, eggs (frozen and liquid), and Cornish hens—along with prepared items such as French toast sticks, pantry staples, fresh and frozen vegetables and fruits, dairy products, and food service equipment such as hinged trays. Representative recent awards include a $16,980 Q4 food order from Federal Correctional Institution Englewood (June 2026), a $22,750 boneless skinless chicken breast order from Federal Correctional Complex Coleman (May 2026), and an $11,000 meat order for inmates from Federal Correctional Institution Three Rivers (April 2026). The awards are structured as firm fixed-price purchase orders with quarterly or sub-quarterly performance periods, typically running through specific fiscal-year quarters.

Customer concentration is extreme. The top five individual correctional facilities account for 29% of combined potential value: Federal Correctional Institution Fort Worth leads with 39 awards worth $372 thousand, followed by Federal Correctional Complex Beaumont (17 awards, $244 thousand), Federal Correctional Institution Seagoville (18 awards, $204 thousand), Federal Correctional Institution Three Rivers (9 awards, $196 thousand), and Federal Medical Center Carswell (10 awards, $163 thousand). Across the full footprint, 55 distinct customer agencies are named—nearly all individual Bureau of Prisons facilities rather than consolidated DOJ contracting offices. BC Food Group holds no seats on government-wide GWACs or agency-wide IDIQs; the three parent vehicles in the source (Blanket Purchase Agreements 15B41518A1001, 15B41518A00000001, and DJBP0415BPA10002) carry only three combined task orders worth $28 thousand.

Activity has trended downward. The vendor received twelve awards in 2022, declining to six awards through June 2026, with eight awards in 2025 and nine in 2024. Combined potential value across all 378 awards stands at $4.1 million with $4.1 million obligated—indicating all work is invoiced or substantially performed. Only one award carries an ultimate completion date within the next twenty-four months, signaling minimal recompete exposure in that window. The category concentration reflects the subsistence-supply posture: 138 awards fall under All Other Miscellaneous Food Manufacturing (NAICS 311999), 50 under Perishable Prepared Food Manufacturing, 50 under General Line Grocery Merchant Wholesalers, and 42 under Meat and Meat Product Merchant Wholesalers. By Product and Service Code, 165 awards are classified under Food, Oils and Fats and 158 under Meat, Poultry, and Fish. Across the prime footprint, total small business set-asides dominate—the vast majority of awards carry the total small business set-aside designation, with a minority issued full-and-open (no set-aside used).