Caprisecca, Vicky

Caprisecca, Vicky, doing business as V & J Services, a woman-owned small business sole proprietorship based in Riverside, California, supplies food service items and subsistence to the federal Bureau of Prisons as a prime contractor under 100% total small business set-asides. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime and competes entirely under small business set-asides; all 162 recent awards are purchase orders, primarily from Bureau of Prisons facilities across the United States.

V & J Services' capability portfolio centers on food service supply to federal correctional institutions — canned goods, dry goods, frozen items, produce, dairy, meats, spices, condiments, and specialized religious or dietary meal components including kosher and halal items. Representative awards include a $122.9 thousand purchase order from Federal Correctional Complex Forrest City for religious and halal food items in fiscal year 2026 Q1, a $60.9 thousand order from the same facility for religious/halal items in fiscal year 2025 Q2, a $27.9 thousand firm fixed-price purchase order from Federal Detention Center Houston for kosher meals in fiscal year 2025 Q4, and a $38.8 thousand order from Federal Correctional Complex Coleman for mixed vegetables in fiscal year 2022 Q1. The vendor has also performed scrap tire removal for the Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection ($1.6 thousand, September 2022). Work is performed at inmate food service locations nationwide, with administrative headquarters in Riverside, California and performance sites typically at facilities in Jurupa Valley, California or the respective correctional institution.

Customer concentration sits heavily with Bureau of Prisons facility locations. The top five facilities by award count account for 28% of recent awards, led by Federal Correctional Complex Coleman (14 awards, $53 thousand combined potential value), Federal Correctional Complex Victorville (11 awards, $121 thousand), Federal Detention Center Miami (8 awards, $4 thousand), Federal Correctional Complex Tucson (7 awards, $106 thousand), and Federal Correctional Institution Dublin (6 awards, $27 thousand). By potential value, Victorville, Tucson, and Forrest City anchor most dollars. The vendor serves 67 distinct customer agencies across the federal system, but Bureau of Prisons facilities dominate the footprint. NAICS concentration is equally tight: 89 of 162 awards fall under All Other Miscellaneous Food Manufacturing (NAICS 311999), with perishable prepared food manufacturing and fruit and vegetable canning rounding out the secondary categories.

Award activity has declined year over year — 20 awards in 2022, 18 in 2023, 10 in 2024, 8 in 2025, and 1 as of May 2026 — signaling a contraction in Bureau of Prisons procurements or reduced competitive success. Combined potential value across all 162 awards is $6.1 million with only $829 thousand obligated (14% realized). The vendor holds no parent vehicle seats and operates entirely through spot purchase orders. SAM registration dates to 2001, indicating a two-decade operating history in federal food service supply.

We provide, All cheese's, Real and Imitation Sandwich Slice or Bulk, oil, butter, pasta, Milk (All Sizes), Sour Cream and Cottage Cheese. Transportation & Relocation