Sodexo Management Inc.

Sodexo Management Inc., doing business as Sodexo, Inc & Affiliates, operates as a for-profit food service and facilities management prime contractor delivering nutrition care, dining operations, catering, and equipment maintenance to the federal government on a full-and-open basis with no set-aside posture. Headquartered in North Bethesda, Maryland, Sodexo competes almost entirely as a prime (100% of recent awards), with a 232-award portfolio spanning more than two decades and carrying a combined potential value of $6.7 billion. The vendor's award portfolio concentrates heavily in NAICS 722500 (Food Service Contractors), with secondary capability in catering and facilities support services.

Customer concentration follows a sharply bifurcated pattern. By award count, the top five customers (Defense Commissary Agency, Department of the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Department of the Army Medical Command, GSA Public Buildings Service National Capital Region, and Department of Transportation Immediate Office of the Secretary) represent only 39% of awards but anchor smaller individual orders. By potential value, the United States Marine Corps and the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville dominate, together accounting for $6.4 billion (99% of combined potential value across just 14 awards). This skew reflects a handful of large indefinite delivery contracts rather than a broad customer base — Sodexo places work under five principal IDIQs: HDEC0212D0012 (24 task orders, $23.6 million), HDEC0212D0011 (23 task orders, $13.6 million), W81K0409D0005 (6 task orders, $528 thousand), VA251P0092 (5 task orders, $562 thousand), and 15F06718K0003180 (4 task orders, $485 thousand). Recent activity has slowed; the last five years show one award in 2022, three in 2023, one in 2024, two in 2025, and two in 2026. Four awards carrying combined potential value of $1.97 billion reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating significant recompete exposure concentrated in Marine Corps and Army Corps of Engineers programs.

Named recent contracts illustrate Sodexo's core delivery portfolio. A Defense Health Agency definitive contract awarded April 1, 2026, for $6.98 million covers nutrition care and food management labor at five military treatment facilities — West Point, Fort Stewart, Fort Leonard Wood, Fort Riley, and Fort Irwin — with dietitian, food preparation, and facility sanitation services through November 30, 2026. A National Institute on Aging purchase order for $396,674 (awarded January 6, 2024, with option periods extending through January 2029) provides dietary services to the NIA Clinical Unit at MedStar Harbor Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. A February 2026 delivery order modification from an unnamed Headquarters Division agency funds $441,255 for food and facilities management services in Rockville, Maryland. Smaller work includes equipment replacement and maintenance orders from the FBI and FDA, and catering for federal events such as the Department of Transportation Secretary's Awards Ceremony.

Sodexo's subcontractor footprint is negligible in the source data; it appears as a named subcontractor in only one sub-award under Adams and Associates Inc. on a Job Corps vocational training program. Service Contract Inventory reporting is similarly sparse, capturing only three sub-engagement records across FY2022–FY2024 with roughly 15–23 FTEs annually on SCI-reportable contracts — a fraction of the vendor's actual federal services workforce, which extends across hundreds of meal-service and facilities personnel at military treatment facilities and civilian federal campuses. SCI's minimal coverage reflects that Sodexo's food service delivery is dominated by below-threshold micro-purchases, labor at fixed cafeteria locations, and facilities support not separately reported as discrete service contracts, making SCI a poor proxy for the vendor's true federal revenue or workforce scale.