Hump Bakery 1769105

Hump Bakery 1769105, the Army & Air Force Exchange Service-Korea Korea Bakery Plant Division, is a U.S. government entity supplying fresh bakery products to Department of Defense operations in the Pacific Region as a prime contractor under full-and-open competition with no set-aside designation. The entity operates the bakery production facility at the Army & Air Force Exchange Service Korea Bakery Plant in South Korea and competes exclusively as a prime on a single customer account; it carries no subcontract footprint.

The vendor's federal award portfolio reflects a narrow, specialized mission. All 889 recent awards are funded by the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Pacific (100% of portfolio), and 888 of those task orders flow through a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement (SPE30226A0001) established March 25, 2026, with a $1.55 million ceiling running through March 29, 2031. The remaining award is a one-off BPA call. Across the portfolio, combined potential value stands at $2.1 million, with $571 thousand obligated to date (27% realization). Work is categorized under Commercial Bakeries NAICS and Bakery and Cereal Products PSC, reflecting the vendor's production-facility role rather than commercial competitive posture.

Recent activity shows a high-velocity transaction pattern: 889 awards issued between March 25, 2026, and mid-July 2026. Most are firm-fixed-price BPA calls for routine replenishment of fresh bakery products, ranging from $16 to $3,295 per call. Representative items include fresh chocolate chip cookies ($3,295, $3,059, $2,894, $2,836, $2,662 ceiling values across multiple calls), brioche rolls ($2,258, $1,660, $1,316, $1,242 ceilings), fresh tortillas ($1,746, $1,597, $1,163 ceilings), Wonder Texas Toast ($1,817, $1,605, $1,431, $1,294 ceilings), Wonder Bread (multiple calls ranging from $47 to $871), fresh doughnuts, croissants, dinner rolls, hamburger buns, muffins, bagels, specialty cakes, and whole wheat bread. Ultimate completion dates for most calls cluster in mid-to-late June and July 2026, indicating weekly or near-daily ordering cycles against the parent BPA. All work is performed in South Korea with no domestic component.

This vendor profile differs fundamentally from typical federal contractors. Hump Bakery 1769105 is a captive government production facility, not a commercial enterprise competing for work. It operates under permanent assignment to supply fresh baked goods to military exchange operations; it has no pursuit strategy, no competitive positioning, and no teaming relationships. Its sole customer is DLA Troop Support Pacific, and its sole parent vehicle is the single-award BPA established in March 2026. The high award count reflects the transaction-management overhead of issuing 888 discrete BPA calls for routine inventory replenishment rather than contract volume or revenue scale. This is an operational government asset performing recurring provisioning function, not a business-development profile relevant to competitive intelligence or partnering for federal contractors.