Inkoop S.A.

Inkoop S.A., doing business as Inkoop Group, supplies fresh agricultural commodities to the Department of Defense Subsistence division as a prime contractor operating exclusively under a single Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) awarded on August 6, 2025, with a $250,000 ceiling. The Panama-headquartered for-profit corporate entity competes in full-and-open competition with no set-aside designations across its federal footprint.

Inkoop Group's capability portfolio centers on procurement and delivery of perishable fresh produce — romaine lettuce, blueberries, white baking potatoes, fresh mushrooms, broccoli, watermelons, kiwifruit, nectarines, and cantaloupes — all sourced and delivered from Panama to support military subsistence operations. Representative delivery orders include a $41,161.68 order for fresh blueberries (March 17, 2026), a $40,216 order for fresh romaine lettuce (February 28, 2026), and a $6,608.74 order for fresh blueberries (August 14, 2025), all under the parent IDC. Performance cycles are uniformly short — three to fourteen days — reflecting the perishable nature of the commodity supply chain. The vendor holds no subcontract positions and operates with no documented teaming or subcontractor involvement.

Customer concentration is singular and complete: all 24 awards and $403 thousand in combined potential value derive from the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Subsistence division. The top parent vehicle is the single IDC (SPE30025D5008) underlying 23 of the 24 task orders, with $153 thousand obligated against the $250,000 ceiling as of the most recent award date (approximately 61% utilization). Category concentration is equally narrow: 22 awards are coded to Fruits And Vegetables (PSC), with one each to Special Dietary Foods and Composite Food Packages.

Activity has grown from 10 awards in 2025 to 14 awards in 2026, with all delivery orders awarded and completed within the same calendar quarter or across adjacent quarters, indicating routine recurring procurement cycles. The IDC ceiling and indefinite completion date (December 31, 9999) position the contract as a standing agreement for ongoing military subsistence supply. No recompete exposure exists in the near term given the extended vehicle termination date, though the vendor's entire federal footprint depends on continued task-order utilization against the single parent IDC.