Covenant Fine Ingredients LLC

Covenant Fine Ingredients LLC, a small business joint venture and women-owned food manufacturer based in Sheridan, Wyoming, supplies institutional subsistence products exclusively to the Federal Bureau of Prisons as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides, with 100% of recent awards flowing to BOP facilities nationwide. The company operates under NAICS 311999 (All Other Miscellaneous Food Manufacturing) and competes exclusively in the small business set-aside category across its federal footprint.

Covenant's capability portfolio centers on quarterly bulk-food procurement for correctional facilities—dry staples (rice, flour, beans, pasta, cereals, peanut butter), proteins (ground beef, chicken, fish patties, sausage, pork roast, tofu), dairy (milk powder, cheese, butter, margarine), certified dietary items (kosher and halal prepared meals), and specialty products (gluten-free bread, canned vegetables and fruits). Representative work includes a $84 thousand award from Federal Correctional Complex Pollock for specialty foods and certified kosher items (July 2025), a $50 thousand contract with United States Penitentiary Hazleton for certified kosher products (July 2025), and a $43 thousand delivery order from United States Penitentiary Lee for meat and subsistence items including beef patties, ground beef, chicken, sausage, and canned vegetables (January 2026).

Customer concentration is fragmented across eleven distinct BOP facilities; the top five facilities by award count account for only 50% of awards, while the top five by dollar value represent 79% of the $294 thousand combined potential value. Federal Correctional Complex Pollock anchors the portfolio at $84 thousand, followed by United States Penitentiary Hazleton at $50 thousand and United States Penitentiary Lee at $43 thousand. Two awards landed with Federal Correctional Institution Beckley ($30 thousand combined). Performance locations span Sheridan, Wyoming (the vendor's base), Gaffney, South Carolina, and facility delivery points across West Virginia, Louisiana, Virginia, New Jersey, Illinois, and North Carolina.

Activity shows seven awards in 2026 against five in 2025, with twelve total prime awards and zero sub-award activity. All work is classified under Food, Oils and Fats (PSC) with the exception of two dairy-focused and one specialty-diet award. Combined dollars obligated total $262 thousand against a potential value of $294 thousand (89% realization rate), reflecting the firm fixed-price, quarterly purchase-order nature of the work. No parent vehicles, IDIQs, or GWACs appear in the recent footprint; all awards are direct BOP purchase orders issued by individual facilities on a rolling quarterly cycle through December 2026.