Larc Industries Inc.

Larc Industries Inc., a woman-owned small business headquartered in Collegeville, Pennsylvania, delivers fresh dairy products—milk, cheese, yogurt, cottage cheese, and sour cream—to federal correctional institutions and the Department of Veterans Affairs as a prime contractor on purchase orders, delivery orders, and indefinite delivery contracts under predominately small-business set-asides.

Larc operates across two distinct customer segments that drive different contract structures. The Department of Veterans Affairs accounts for the larger dollar concentration, anchored by five single-award indefinite delivery contracts with Veterans Integrated Service Networks 4, 5, 17, and 12, plus multiple blanket purchase agreements. The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons represents the highest contract volume—532 of the 1,462 total awards flow through Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Subsistence for weekly milk and dairy deliveries to correctional facilities nationwide, with individual awards typically ranging from $20,000 to $150,000 over quarterly or annual periods. Across the past five years, award activity has declined measurably: 65 awards in 2022 dropped to 19 in 2026 year-to-date, reflecting the shift from frequent small purchase orders toward consolidated indefinite delivery vehicles that generate fewer but larger task orders.

Top customers by combined potential value include VISN 4 ($11 million across 121 awards), VISN 17 ($8.8 million across 35 awards), VISN 16 ($6.3 million across 58 awards), VISN 23 ($4.3 million across 60 awards), and United States Penitentiary Canaan ($2.7 million across 111 awards). The top five customers account for 60 percent of combined potential value. Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Subsistence, while dominating award count at 532, represents only $1.5 million in combined potential value, indicating low-dollar recurring orders. Within 24 months, Larc faces $867 thousand in recompete exposure across nine awards.

Recent prime vehicle positions include five indefinite delivery contracts with VA VISNs—VISN 4 (three separate IDIQs for Wilkes-Barre, Lebanon, and Pittsburgh VA Medical Centers, awarded April 2025, ceilings ranging from $224,969 to $945,427), VISN 12 (multiple-award IDIQ for $888,932.50 with base period through March 2027), VISN 5 (single-award IDIQ ceiling $210,000 through November 2028), and VISN 23 (single-award IDIQ ceiling $373,632.50 through September 2028)—as well as four blanket purchase agreements with VISN 17 (ceilings totaling approximately $1.73 million through November 2029). Task order activity under these vehicles is substantial: the VISN 12 IDIQ carries 40 task orders valued at $2.3 million combined; VISN 4 IDIQs have generated multiple Year 1 and Year 2 delivery orders ranging from $38,564 to $180,226 each. Additional parent vehicles include Defense Logistics Agency Indefinite Delivery Contracts SPE30017DV256 (257 task orders, $42 thousand combined), SPE30014DV151 (169 task orders, $21 thousand), and SPE30017DV255 (97 task orders, $12 thousand), which route the bulk of Bureau of Prisons subsistence procurement.

Larc's capability portfolio is narrowly specialized: 1,028 of its 1,462 awards fall under NAICS 311511 (Fluid Milk Manufacturing), with 177 awards under Commercial Bakeries and 76 under Dry, Condensed, and Evaporated Dairy Products. Procurement Service Code 8910 (Dairy Foods and Eggs) accounts for 1,246 awards. The company has no subcontractor footprint; all awards are prime-only. Set-aside posture is characteristically split: approximately 60 percent of awards carry total small business or woman-owned small business set-asides; the remainder compete unrestricted, particularly on larger VA delivery orders. Larc has been registered in SAM since at least 2002 and operates as a Subchapter S corporation. Recent performance includes weekly deliveries across multiple geographic zones—weekly milk and dairy to Texas facilities, twice-weekly service to New York VA centers, and standing supply relationships to Pennsylvania correctional institutions—all on firm-fixed-price terms with temperature-controlled logistics requirements. The company's contracting footprint spans 57 distinct customer agencies, though concentration is heavy within the VA healthcare system and the Bureau of Prisons.

We sell all types of Milk and Dairy products to Federal Agencies.