JNS Foods LLC

JNS Foods LLC, doing business as JNS Acquisitions, is a small business food service contractor based in Coral Springs, Florida, that supplies institutional subsistence and specialized dietary meal components to the federal correctional system as a prime contractor on firm fixed-price purchase orders under total small business set-asides. The company operates entirely in the federal space with no private-sector work evident from its award footprint.

JNS Foods delivers comprehensive institutional food products to federal correctional facilities, including meats, poultry, fish, dairy, dry goods, canned items, frozen foods, fresh produce, baked goods, and specialized religious dietary options such as certified kosher and halal meals compliant with Bureau of Prisons National Menu Specifications. The company also supplies commercial food components to military subsistence programs through a $5.3 million indefinite delivery contract with the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Subsistence, awarded July 20, 2023, and running through July 20, 2027. Recent representative work includes quarterly subsistence contracts valued between $6,000 and $160,000 with individual correctional facilities—a $160,187 delivery order to Federal Correctional Complex Yazoo City covering institutional meats, poultry, and specialty meals for October–December 2025; a $79,300 contract with United States Penitentiary Hazleton for certified kosher and halal food products; and a $198,864 delivery order under the DLA vehicle for cocoa beverage powder supporting military Unitized Group Ration programs.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the Bureau of Prisons, which accounts for the vast majority of the 3,781 awards in JNS Foods' recent portfolio. The top five customer locations by award count (all Bureau of Prisons facilities) represent only 12 percent of awards but show significant volume: Federal Correctional Complex Beaumont leads with 110 awards valued at $2.4 million combined potential, followed by Federal Correctional Complex Coleman with 109 awards at $6.2 million, and Federal Correctional Complex Petersburg with 81 awards at $2.1 million. By dollar value, Coleman dominates at $6.2 million across 109 awards, while Beaumont and Petersburg round out the top three. This concentration reflects a deliberate strategy of penetrating individual correctional facilities with quarterly subsistence procurements rather than pursuing broader regional or system-wide vehicles.

JNS Foods places all work as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides; 100 percent of awards are prime contracts with zero sub-award activity. The company competes exclusively in set-aside space and does not appear in full-and-open federal procurements. NAICS coding reflects pure food manufacturing and wholesale—All Other Miscellaneous Food Manufacturing (1,270 awards), General Line Grocery Merchant Wholesalers (788 awards), and Perishable Prepared Food Manufacturing (452 awards). Product Service Codes track identically: Food, Oils and Fats (1,830 awards), Meat, Poultry, and Fish (987 awards), and Fruits and Vegetables (286 awards). The company holds three IDVs with the DLA vehicle anchoring the portfolio at $5.3 million; two other small indefinite delivery contracts in the dataset carry minimal task order activity.

Activity has grown sharply—from nine awards in 2022 to twenty in 2023, 274 in 2024, 247 in 2025, and 51 through July 2026—reflecting aggressive market penetration of the quarterly subsistence procurement cycle across the Bureau of Prisons network. Combined potential value across the portfolio stands at $85.1 million, with $76.6 million already obligated (90 percent). Over 102 distinct customer agencies appear in the data, but this reflects the administrative diversity of individual Bureau of Prisons facilities rather than true customer diversification; all funding flows through the Department of Justice. The recompete cliff shows only eight awards completing within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $254 thousand), indicating minimal immediate recompete exposure but reflecting the company's recent entry into most of these facilities' procurement streams.

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