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 through delivery orders and purchase orders issued against larger indefinite delivery vehicles. The company competes predominantly in full-and-open procurements without set-aside restrictions, though it holds self-certifications as a small disadvantaged business and service-disabled veteran-owned enterprise; recent awards reflect the vendor's capability to win both open and small-business-set-aside contracts across subsistence and food service procurement.

K&D Harvey's federal footprint centers on supplying fresh bread products — whole wheat breads, dinner rolls, hamburger buns, hot dog rolls, and sandwich breads — to military subsistence operations and veterans healthcare facilities. The vendor operates primarily under two single-award indefinite delivery contracts issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs. The $7.2 million "Market Fresh" IDIQ awarded July 22, 2025, runs through September 2, 2028, and supplies fresh bakery items to VA medical centers nationwide. A second $600,000 VA IDIQ issued July 1, 2025, to Veterans Integrated Service Network 17 supports Texas-based VA medical centers through June 30, 2030. Representative recent work includes a $10,483.20 total-small-business purchase order from Federal Correctional Institution Beckley (July 2025) for fresh bread products through Q4 FY2025, a $340,062.40 purchase order from VA VISN 8 (May 19, 2025) for fresh bread delivery to the West Palm Beach VA Medical Center through May 2029, and a $76,594.72 delivery order from Federal Correctional Institution Three Rivers (April 3, 2026) for bread and bakery products supporting Q3 FY26 operations.

Customer concentration is highly skewed. The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Subsistence program accounts for 129 of the vendor's 136 total awards (99% coverage) and $7.4 million of the $8.7 million combined potential value — representing 85% of all dollars. These awards are issued as small individual delivery orders, typically $1,000 to $4,000 per order, for routine replenishment of fresh rolls and breads. The Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration (VISN 17 and VISN 8 combined) represents the second-largest customer at three awards and $1.032 million in potential value, anchored by the two large IDIQs. The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons accounts for four awards and $260,000 in potential value across three institutions (Beckley, Forrest City, and Three Rivers).

The vendor holds positions on two indefinite delivery vehicles. Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE30025DW015 has generated 128 task orders with $191,000 in combined potential value — nearly all of the DLA Troop Support Subsistence delivery orders listed in the award history. Indefinite Delivery Contract 36C25725D0057 (the VA VISN 17 fresh-bread IDIQ) has issued one delivery order carrying $92,284.15.

Activity has grown sharply but recency is sparse. The source data shows 134 awards in 2025, with only two awards through July 9, 2026. Most 2025 activity clustered in September and October (dozens of small DLA delivery orders), with May–July 2025 concentrated around the large VA IDIQ awards. Only one award faces ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months: the $151,000 Federal Correctional Complex Forrest City purchase order due September 30, 2026.

K&D Harvey operates as a 100% prime contractor with no subcontract footprint in the source data. The company competes entirely on its own production and delivery capacity, supplying fresh bakery products manufactured in Clayton from its own operations. Work is performed at the vendor's Clayton headquarters with delivery to federal agencies and installations across the continental United States, including VA facilities in Texas, military subsistence distribution centers managed by DLA, and Bureau of Prisons facilities in West Virginia and elsewhere.

The vendor's portfolio is narrowly specialized within commercial bakeries (NAICS 311812, 132 awards) and bakery and cereal products procurement (PSC 8920, 134 awards). Capability depth centers on producing to government food safety, freshness, and specification standards for perishable items on compressed delivery schedules — typical performance windows range from same-day to five-day fulfillment for delivery orders. The business model relies on consistent high-volume small orders rather than large single awards, with the vendor's only recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months limited to $151,000.