Sysco USA I Inc.

Sysco USA I Inc. Sysco New Mexico Division, operating as Sysco New Mexico, supplies subsistence and non-subsistence food products and food service to federal healthcare facilities, Bureau of Indian Affairs and Bureau of Indian Education locations, and federal correctional facilities throughout the southwestern United States as a prime contractor competing in full and open competition with no SBA set-aside designations. A subsidiary of Sysco Corporation, the largest foodservice distributor in North America, Sysco New Mexico is based in Albuquerque, New Mexico and operates as a for-profit corporation under primary NAICS codes 311612 (Perishable Prepared Food Manufacturing) and 311999 (All Other Miscellaneous Food Manufacturing), with secondary exposure to grocery wholesale logistics (NAICS 311412, 311411, and 424410).

Sysco New Mexico's federal customer base centers on Native American healthcare and educational infrastructure. The Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs and its subcomponents dominate the portfolio: the Navajo Region accounts for 119 awards worth $54 million combined potential value; the Bureau of Indian Education holds 142 awards worth $17.8 million; and the Central Office contributes 30 awards worth $18.7 million. Together, these Bureau of Indian Affairs entities account for approximately 87% of recent award count. The Department of Health and Human Services Indian Health Service provides the remaining material volume at 44 awards worth $9.7 million, serving IHS medical centers including the Gallup Indian Medical Center, National Naval Medical Center (Albuquerque), Zuni Comprehensive Community Health Center, and service units across New Mexico and Arizona. The Department of the Army New Mexico Army National Guard contributes 82 awards worth $1.4 million. Notably, the dollar rankings diverge from award-count rankings: while the Navajo Region leads in both dimensions, the Bureau of Indian Affairs Central Office places third by count but second by value, reflecting larger indefinite delivery vehicles concentrated there versus smaller individual BPA calls through field units.

Sysco New Mexico operates predominantly through two foundational indefinite delivery vehicles: the BIA Food and Food Services IDIQ, which supports task orders to more than fifty Bureau of Indian Education schools, dormitories, and boarding schools nationwide (128 task orders, $15.5 million combined potential value); and Blanket Purchase Agreement 140A1619A0007 issued by the Indian Health Service (151 task orders, $19.3 million combined potential value). The company also holds single-award BPAs directly: a $1.41 million IHS blanket purchase agreement for the Gallup Indian Medical Center (ultimate completion September 30, 2028); a $1.5 million IHS blanket purchase agreement for National Naval Medical Center support (ultimate completion April 30, 2030); and a $900,000 Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Bureau of Indian Affairs Albuquerque Acquisition Office for the Chief Ignacio Justice Center in Towaoc, Colorado (ultimate completion April 1, 2026). Representative recent awards include a $300,000 BPA call from the Indian Health Service for food products and supplies on an as-needed basis (awarded May 1, 2026, through April 30, 2030); a $235,000 BPA call for subsistence and non-subsistence supplies to Gallup Indian Medical Center (awarded April 1, 2026); and a $315,932.95 delivery order to the Bureau of Indian Affairs for food supply and services at Chief Ignacio Justice Center (awarded May 1, 2025).

Activity has remained relatively steady over the past five years, ranging from three to seven awards annually in the 2022–2026 window, with 427 total awards and combined potential value of $105.8 million across the source data span. Sysco New Mexico operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of awards); it carries no subcontractor footprint in the federal award portfolio and reports zero sub-engagement across SCI-reportable prime contracts. The recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is modest: six awards with combined potential value of $1.2 million face ultimate completion within that window. The SCI dataset reflects limited service-contract activity — only two SCI records spanning FY2022, representing $1.5 million in invoiced revenue and 0.2 FTEs — indicating that Sysco New Mexico's federal revenue base is dominated by goods procurement and food-products delivery falling outside the SCI reporting threshold. Government-paid hourly rates on those rare SCI-reportable service records ran to a median of approximately $2,999.94/hr, with pricing spanning $2,343.72/hr at the tenth percentile through $3,656.16/hr at the ninetieth percentile, suggesting administrative and consulting labor rather than foodservice operations labor.