C.j. Foods, Inc.

C.J. Foods, Inc., a woman-owned small disadvantaged business based in Estero, Florida with headquarters registered in Waverly, Minnesota, supplies subsistence food products to the Federal Bureau of Prisons as a prime contractor exclusively under total small business set-asides and woman-owned small business designations. The company is a Subchapter S Corporation self-certified as both a small disadvantaged business and woman-owned small business, operating across NAICS 311999 (All Other Miscellaneous Food Manufacturing), 311812 (Meat and Meat Product Merchant Wholesalers), and related food manufacturing and wholesale classifications under PSC 8945 (Food, Oils and Fats) and 8905 (Meat, Poultry, and Fish).

C.J. Foods holds a portfolio of 2,637 prime purchase orders exclusively with the Federal Bureau of Prisons dating back to 2003, delivering quarterly subsistence contracts for dry goods, fresh and frozen meats, produce, dairy, baked goods, and specialized religious dietary items certified as kosher and halal. Representative awards span individual facilities: a $137,851 contract with Federal Correctional Complex Yazoo City for Q1 FY26 subsistence (ultimately de-obligated $137,851 due to non-delivery modifications), a $56,758 contract with Federal Correctional Complex Coleman for Q2 FY26 National Menu items, and a $56,924 contract with Federal Correctional Institution Berlin for Q1 FY26 meat procurement totaling approximately 53,500 pounds across beef, chicken, turkey, and fish. All awards are firm fixed-price purchase orders with performance and delivery occurring at the vendor's Estero, Florida location, with ultimate completion dates spanning quarterly cycles from October 2023 through September 2026.

Customer concentration is extreme and monolithic: the top five Bureau of Prisons facilities account for approximately 10% of all awards but anchor customer relationships across 97 distinct federal correctional institutions. Federal Correctional Complex Pollock leads by both count (75 awards, $1.1 million combined potential value) and is joined by Federal Correctional Complex Coleman ($1.1 million across 35 awards), Federal Correctional Complex Yazoo City (64 awards, $922 thousand), Federal Correctional Complex Butner (32 awards, $612 thousand), and United States Penitentiary McCreary (37 awards, $461 thousand). The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons represents 100% of customer concentration; all other federal agencies and contracting activities are absent from the award footprint.

The vendor operates under a single identified parent vehicle: Indefinite Delivery Contract DJB61903006 (1 task order, $18 thousand combined potential value). No GWAC, BPA, or agency-wide IDIQ participation appears in the sourced award data; C.J. Foods competes exclusively through direct small business set-aside solicitations posted by individual Bureau of Prisons facilities under SAM.gov and Unison Marketplace platforms.

Activity has remained steady across recent years—53 awards in 2022, 56 in 2023, 70 in 2024, and 80 in 2025—with 35 awards recorded through early 2026. Combined potential value across all 2,637 awards totals $26.9 million, with $26.7 million obligated (99% execution rate). Only 3 awards carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure, totaling $132 thousand in combined potential value—an atypically low recompete cliff that reflects the vendor's quarterly award cycle and continuous renewal pattern across multiple facilities.

C.J. Foods operates as a 100% prime contractor with no subcontractor footprint in the source data. The company supplies subsistence and food products exclusively; it performs no other federal functions, subcontracts no work to other firms, and maintains no teaming relationships. Award values range from approximately $1,200 to $138,000, with most quarterly purchase orders falling between $10,000 and $50,000. The vendor has sustained over two decades of continuous business with the Bureau of Prisons, establishing itself as a recurring supplier across the federal correctional system's nationwide network of institutions.

We warehouse a variety of first run products including but not soley meats, fish, chicken, breakfast, snack, dessert and lunch items. We also provide a variety of opportunity buys to the end user at a discounted price