Jimmykim Firm

Jimmykim Firm, a for-profit sole proprietorship based in Pyeongtaek-si, South Korea, supplies ultra-high temperature (UHT) processed milk, dried seaweed, dangmyon noodles, and food service consumables to the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Troop Support Pacific as a prime contractor under full-and-open BPA calls, with no set-aside designations and 100% of recent awards (328 total) placed as prime work.

The vendor's federal footprint is nearly monolithic: DLA Troop Support Pacific accounts for 326 of 328 awards (99.4% of volume) and $1.8 million of the $2.3 million combined potential value, with one Army Materiel Command Expeditionary Contracting Command award for $500 thousand and one DLA Troop Support Subsistence award for $4 thousand rounding out the customer set. All work is performance in South Korea to support U.S. military dining facilities and personnel in the Pacific region. Jimmykim Firm holds two single-award BPAs with DLA Troop Support Pacific: a $150 thousand indefinite-delivery contract for UHT milk varieties (whole, strawberry, chocolate flavors) running through December 26, 2027, and a $250 thousand BPA for food service consumables including plastic flatware, paper cups, napkins, and specialty ingredients. The $150 thousand UHT milk BPA has generated 160 task orders under vehicle SPE30216A0014 ($845 thousand combined potential value) since December 2022, with individual calls ranging from under $30 to over $11 thousand and issued at regular intervals. Three additional BPAs (SPE30223A0010, SPE30215A0025, SPE30220A0006) account for 151 task orders collectively ($369 thousand combined potential value) and draw on consumables spanning dried seaweed, noodles, ice, paper cups, and flatware sets.

Recent activity shows volatility: fourteen awards in 2022, a spike to thirty-five in 2023, a drop to five in 2024, a recovery to twenty-six in 2025, and five through mid-2026. Combined dollars obligated stand at $1.3 million (55% of potential value). The vendor's NAICS profile reflects the commodity nature of its work—ice manufacturing (162 awards), commercial bakeries (109 awards), and fluid milk manufacturing (55 awards) dominate the category concentration—but PSC coding reveals the actual scope: dairy foods and eggs (54 awards), fruits and vegetables (66 awards), cutlery and flatware (64 awards), and tableware (49 awards) underscore a pure subsistence and food-service-supply operation. The vendor has maintained SAM registration since February 2011 and operates exclusively as a local South Korean supplier with no identified subcontractors or sub-award engagement. All work is firm fixed-price BPA calls with completion windows of days to weeks, typical of consumable-goods replenishment for overseas military installations.