US Foods Inc.

US Foods Inc. US Foods - Las Vegas Division, operating as U S Foodservice, supplies frozen and refrigerated institutional food products to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor under full and open competition with no set-asides or socioeconomic certifications. The vendor executes its entire federal portfolio as a prime contractor with zero subcontract activity.

US Foods - Las Vegas Division holds a single-award five-year Indefinite Delivery Contract (SPE30023D3357) with the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Subsistence division, awarded June 30, 2023, with a $13.762 million ceiling and completion date of June 24, 2028. Under this vehicle, the vendor delivers frozen proteins (beef, chicken, pork, seafood including boneless chicken thighs, frozen wing sections, ground beef, beef brisket, salmon fillets, catfish, and shrimp), produce and vegetables (potatoes, onions, peppers, broccoli), dairy products (whole liquid chilled eggs, milk, cheese), baked goods (danish pastries, cheesecake), prepared meal components (enchiladas, chicken cordon bleu), and condiments and specialty items (sauces, beverage bases, smoothie mixes, spice mixes) to military dining facilities and government feeding operations. All performance occurs at the North Las Vegas, Nevada facility, which serves as the distribution hub. Representative delivery orders include a $21.263 million order for frozen beef knuckles (May 28, 2026), a $12.874 million order for boneless individually quick-frozen chicken thighs (May 17, 2026), an $11.093 million order for frozen cod fillets (June 2, 2026), and an $8.708 million order for frozen sliced beef brisket (May 5, 2026). Individual delivery orders typically range from hundreds of dollars for small specialty items to roughly $25,000 for bulk proteins.

Customer concentration is extreme and singular. The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Subsistence division accounts for 11,117 awards (99.9% of the vendor's footprint) with $86.1 million in combined potential value across the portfolio. A single Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons award at Federal Correctional Institution Safford contributes $4,000 and represents noise. The vendor competes exclusively in DLA's Subsistence Prime Vendor Program; nearly all activity flows through two IDCs: SPE30014D3037 (7,482 task orders, $9.9 million) and SPE30023D3357 (1,969 task orders, $5.1 million). Activity has accelerated sharply—103 awards in 2020 to 641 in 2025—then contracted to 337 awards in 2026, reflecting the nature of high-frequency, small-dollar delivery orders against a single indefinite delivery contract. Combined potential value sits at $109.1 million with $21.6 million obligated (20% realization rate typical of high-order-count, low-dollar-average vendor accounts).

The vendor is a for-profit subsidiary of US Foods Inc., headquartered in Rosemont, Illinois, and operates with no SBA certifications. US Foods Inc. itself, the parent entity, carries a much broader federal footprint across 11,125 total awards with an active presence in commercial bakeries (8,104 awards), perishable prepared food manufacturing (1,970 awards), and other grocery and food products wholesaling (878 awards), though the Las Vegas Division's awards are concentrated in meat, poultry, and fish procurement (2,597 awards) and special dietary and specialty food preparations (5,723 awards by NAICS classification). The Las Vegas Division's strategy is narrow and defensive: a single indefinite delivery contract, full and open competition, no set-asides, all prime work, no subs, execution at one facility. Recompete risk is concentrated; the parent IDC SPE30023D3357 with $13.762 million ceiling completes June 24, 2028, roughly two years away, and represents the entire revenue engine for the Las Vegas Division's federal business.