K&D Harvey Consulting LLC

K&D Harvey Consulting LLC, a veteran-owned, small disadvantaged business based in Clayton, North Carolina, supplies fresh bakery and bread products to federal agencies as a prime contractor, competing under both small business set-asides and full-and-open designations. The company is minority-owned (Black American), self-certified as small disadvantaged, service-disabled veteran-owned, and operates as a for-profit corporation. Its federal footprint concentrates on subsistence procurement for bakery items—whole wheat breads, dinner rolls, hamburger buns, hot dog rolls, sandwich breads, and related products—delivered fresh from its Clayton manufacturing location to military installations, Veterans Affairs medical centers, and federal correctional facilities.

The recent award activity is heavily skewed toward the Department of Defense Subsistence program through the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Subsistence channel. Of the 139 prime awards in the source, 129 (93% by count) are delivery orders under DLA Troop Support Subsistence, valued at $7.4 million combined potential value. The remaining customer agencies account for $1.3 million combined potential value: the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration (primarily Veterans Integrated Service Network 17 and VISN 8) with $957 thousand across three awards, and the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons with $311 thousand across four awards. The concentration is decisive—DLA Troop Support Subsistence represents 85% of combined potential value across all awards. K&D Harvey's customer footprint expanded significantly in 2025 but has largely shifted from small business set-aside vehicles (which characterized its Federal Bureau of Prisons awards through mid-2026) to open-competition delivery orders under two indefinite-delivery vehicles with DLA.

K&D Harvey holds two major indefinite-delivery contracts. The first, a $7.2 million single-award IDIQ contract (MARKET FRESH 4610123452) awarded by the Department of Veterans Affairs on July 22, 2025, runs through September 2, 2028, and covers fresh bakery and bread products for Veterans Affairs facilities. The second, a $600,000 single-award IDIQ contract with Veterans Integrated Service Network 17 awarded July 1, 2025, extends through June 30, 2030, and targets VA medical centers in Texas. Most of the recent delivery orders visible in the source—all 128 of the DLA Troop Support Subsistence task orders placed in the past two months—funnel through an indefinite-delivery contract (SPE30025DW015), which carries a ceiling value not specified in the source but has generated $191 thousand in combined potential value across 128 small individual delivery orders. Individual delivery orders typically range from under $500 to $4,000, with completion windows of three to seven days, reflecting the perishable nature of fresh bread products and the compressed delivery schedules required by federal subsistence operations.

K&D Harvey competes across both small business set-asides and open procurements. Its Federal Bureau of Prisons awards through mid-2026 carried Total Small Business set-aside designations; examples include a $150.5 thousand purchase order from Federal Correctional Complex Forrest City (July 9, 2026), a $62.6 thousand purchase order from Federal Transfer Center Oklahoma City (October 1, 2026), and a $31 thousand purchase order from FCI El Reno (October 6, 2026). By contrast, nearly all of the DLA Troop Support Subsistence delivery orders carry no set-aside designation, indicating the vendor competes on open terms once on the underlying IDIQ vehicle. The $322.8 thousand VA purchase order to West Palm Beach VA Medical Center (VISN 8), awarded May 19, 2025, for four years through May 18, 2029, was a Total Small Business set-aside.

Activity grew sharply from 2025 into early 2026 — the source records 134 awards in 2025 and 5 awards in 2026 through October 6 — but the concentration of recent activity in small individual DLA delivery orders masks a modest recompete exposure window. Only two awards carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months: combined potential value is $93 thousand, representing minimal recompete risk. The larger dollar exposure sits with the $7.2 million VA MARKET FRESH IDIQ and the $600,000 VISN 17 contract, both awarded in July 2025 and running through 2028 and 2030 respectively; these vehicles are not scheduled to recompete inside the twenty-four-month window.

K&D Harvey operates as a 100% prime contractor with no subcontractor engagement. The vendor manufactures fresh bakery products at its own Clayton facility and delivers across the continental United States, managing the compressed production and delivery cycles required for perishable food procurement. The company's primary NAICS code is 311812 (Commercial Bakeries); secondary classifications include 311999 (All Other Miscellaneous Food Manufacturing) and 311823 (Perishable Prepared Food Manufacturing). The PSC posture is dominated by 8920 (Bakery and Cereal Products) with minor exposure in food oils and fats and housekeeping food categories. Federal contracting appears to be the company's primary or exclusive business line; the award record contains no evidence of state, local, or private-sector work outside federal subsistence supply.