New Dairy Holdco LLC

New Dairy Holdco LLC New Dairy Louisiana, LLC Division supplies dairy products—low-fat milk, chocolate milk, reduced-fat milk, nonfat milk, light cream, and related dairy commodities—to the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Subsistence program as a prime contractor under multiple delivery orders against standing indefinite delivery contracts. The vendor competes without set-asides in full-and-open competitions.

New Dairy Holdco LLC is a for-profit limited liability partnership and dairy manufacturer headquartered in Lafayette, Louisiana (1308 Bertrand Drive). The vendor's federal footprint is singular and narrow: 100 percent of its awards come from DLA Troop Support Subsistence, with zero subcontract exposure. Recent award activity spans 1,750 prime delivery orders across three parent IDCs, collectively carrying $13.1 million in combined potential value. The vendor's actual cash obligation sits at $560 thousand (4 percent of potential value), reflecting the subsistence program's pattern of small, frequent purchase orders with short fulfillment windows (typically 3 to 8 days) to support military food service operations.

The three parent vehicles dominate the portfolio. The primary vehicle, Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE30022DV019, awarded May 18, 2025, carries a $4.9 million ceiling running through May 13, 2028, and anchors 1,333 task orders valued at $423 thousand combined. IDC SPE30025DV013 holds 365 task orders worth $122 thousand, and IDC SPE30025DVA08 carries 48 task orders valued at $15 thousand. Place of performance is Lafayette, Louisiana, with delivery obligations extending to military installations across the South (Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi).

Activity peaked in 2023 (580 awards) before moderating to 453 awards in 2024 and 430 in 2025. The first half of 2026 shows 143 awards through mid-April, tracking the established cadence. Individual delivery order ceiling values are modest—ranging from $36 to $1,082 in the sample—reflecting the nature of subsistence procurement. Representative delivery orders awarded in early 2026 include a $1,082 low-fat milk order on January 5, 2026, a $1,021 low-fat milk order on February 15, 2026, and numerous sub-$600 orders across chocolate, reduced-fat, and nonfat milk variants. The vendor's category concentration skews heavily to Fluid Milk Manufacturing (366 awards) and the PSC code Dairy Foods and Eggs (1,746 of 1,750 awards). No recompete cliff detail is present in the source, but the May 13, 2028 expiration of the primary vehicle signals a material recompete window approaching in that timeframe.