Transfer Sales & Trading, LLC

Transfer Sales & Trading, LLC, a woman-owned small business headquartered in Buffalo, New York, supplies food products and subsistence items to the Federal Bureau of Prisons as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides. The vendor operates as a partnership or limited liability partnership and holds SBA designations as a Small Disadvantaged Business, Woman Owned Small Business, and Small Business Joint Venture.

All ten awards in the source data are prime contracts with the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons, issued as purchase orders between July and October 2026. The vendor's capability footprint centers on subsistence procurement—meat products, dairy, produce, dry goods, prepared meals (including kosher and halal certified items), and specialty dietary provisions—for institutional food service at correctional facilities. Representative awards include a $79,728.80 purchase order from Federal Correctional Institution Mendota for subsistence items including beef patties, ground beef, chicken, fish fillets, dairy, and pantry staples; a $50,582.20 order from FCI Schuylkill for bread, milk, eggs, and related food items; and a $50,440 order from United States Penitentiary Hazleton for meat products. All awards carry firm fixed-price terms under Federal Acquisition Regulation Part 12 commercial-item procedures.

Customer concentration is diffuse across individual Bureau of Prisons facilities. FCI Schuylkill leads by award count (2 awards, $68 thousand combined potential value), followed by USP Hazleton, FCI Mendota, Federal Correctional Complex Butner, and five other facilities. By dollar value, FCI Mendota ranks first ($80 thousand), with FCI Schuylkill second ($68 thousand) and USP Hazleton third ($50 thousand). The top five facilities account for 77% of combined potential value. Work is performed in Buffalo, New York with delivery to correctional institutions nationwide (Ayer, Massachusetts; Minersville, Pennsylvania; Butner, North Carolina; Waymart, Pennsylvania; Oklahoma City; Ray Brook, New York; Mendota, California; and Talladega, Alabama).

The vendor competes exclusively under total small business set-asides; no full-and-open awards appear in the source data. Activity in the source spans four months (July through October 2026) with ten awards totaling $332 thousand in combined potential value, of which $190 thousand has been obligated. Four awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating $111 thousand in recompete exposure. The vendor holds no seats on government-wide vehicles, agency IDIQs, or blanket purchase agreements—all work flows through individual facility purchase orders. NAICS and PSC coding reflects food manufacturing and meat procurement: primary categories are All Other Miscellaneous Food Manufacturing (7 awards) and Perishable Prepared Food Manufacturing (2 awards), with PSC codes concentrated in Meat, Poultry, and Fish (6 awards) and Food, Oils and Fats (3 awards).