Sysco Central Florida, Inc.

Sysco Central Florida, Inc., a subsidiary of Sysco Corporation, delivers broadline food and beverage distribution to the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Troop Support Subsistence Directorate as the exclusive prime contractor on a single $36 million indefinite delivery contract (IDC) with no set-aside designation, awarded September 8, 2023, and extending through September 9, 2028. The vendor operates as a large business competitor under full and open competition, delivering to military dining facilities and institutional feeding operations across the Central Florida and Honduras regions from its distribution facility in Ocoee, Florida.

Sysco Central Florida's federal footprint is narrowly concentrated. The parent IDC with DLA Troop Support Subsistence anchors the portfolio: 12,805 delivery orders with combined potential value of $214.9 million account for approximately 98% of the vendor's 13,004 total federal awards and roughly 83% of the combined $260 million potential value across all awards in the source. The remaining awards are scattered across DLA (134 orders, $4.1 million), the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons Federal Correctional Complex Coleman (5 orders, $315 thousand), the Department of the Army (2 orders, $41 thousand), and minor entries. This concentration reflects Sysco Central Florida's role as a specialized institutional foodservice supplier rather than a broad federal prime competitor.

Capability scope flows directly from the contract vehicle. The $36 million IDC authorizes delivery orders across Federal Supply Group 8900 (institutional feeding subsistence). Concrete work documented in the source spans proteins in multiple forms—frozen ground beef, boneless beef strip steaks, beef flank steak, beef ribeye roll, beef brisket, and boneless turkey breast; poultry including individually quick frozen chicken breast fillets and unbreaded chicken wings; seafood including raw frozen salmon fillets and cod fillets; dairy products including fresh chilled milk, shell eggs, and frozen scrambled egg products; frozen prepared items such as pizza crusts, Salisbury steak, and chili con carne; beverages including frozen apple and orange juice and sports drinks; and staple grocery items such as cereals, condiments, sauces, and spices. Individual delivery orders range from under $100 (condiments, small quantities) to approximately $118,000 (bulk frozen proteins and juices). Since September 2023, DLA has issued over 150 documented delivery orders to Sysco Central Florida, reflecting rapid replenishment cycles (many completed within one to three days) typical of military dining facility operations.

Sysco Central Florida holds no other named parent vehicles in the source; all federal work routes through the single DLA Troop Support Subsistence IDC. The vendor does not appear in the source data as a subcontractor to other primes and carries no subcontractors itself—all work is direct prime delivery.

Activity shows relative stability with a slight downward trend. Awards per year over the past five years: 2022: 812; 2023: 706; 2024: 728; 2025: 658; 2026: 176 (through April 14, 2026). The 2026 count reflects data currency dated July 15, 2026, and the source contains 176 awards through mid-April, suggesting ongoing routine order flow rather than completion cliff. The IDC itself does not reach ultimate completion until September 9, 2028, placing no immediate recompete pressure in the next twenty-four months.

Sysco Central Florida is a large business subsidiary of Sysco Corporation (UEI: HTHZV61C5DV8), headquartered in Houston, Texas, and the nation's largest broadline foodservice distributor. Sysco Corp maintains a dominant federal presence through multiple regional subsidiary indefinite delivery contracts valued in aggregate at over $800 million with DLA Troop Support Subsistence Directorate, including a primary $804.7 million IDC in addition to regional vehicles like the Sysco Central Florida contract. This positions the Sysco enterprise as a strategically critical supplier within the Department of Defense food distribution network. Sysco Central Florida competes exclusively under full and open competition without socioeconomic set-asides.