US Foods Inc.

US Foods Inc.'s Port Orange Division, doing business as U.S. Foodservice, operates as a prime contractor delivering frozen and chilled subsistence items—proteins, dairy, prepared meals, beverages, and specialty foods—to the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Subsistence program under a single-award IDIQ contract valued at $4.9 million, with no set-aside designation and firm fixed-price delivery orders issued under full and open competition.

The vendor is a for-profit subsidiary of US Foods Inc. headquartered in Rosemont, Illinois. The Port Orange Division facility in Port Orange, Florida serves as the primary distribution hub for federal subsistence procurement, executing delivery orders without SBA set-aside protection across full and open competition. The vendor's award footprint is narrowly concentrated: 17,189 of 17,194 total awards (99.97%) flow through the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Subsistence program, with the remaining five awards distributed across the Department of the Navy Installations Command, Department of the Army, and Florida Army National Guard. The combined potential value across all awards is $1.88 billion, though only $328.3 million (17%) has been obligated to date, reflecting the delivery-order-driven character of the underlying IDIQ contracts.

The vendor's work is entirely prime contracting; the source reports zero sub-awards. Capability framing is grounded entirely in the subsistence catalog: beef cuts (ribeye, loin, ground, oxtail, corned), pork (shoulder butt), lamb (leg), poultry (breast fillets, wings), seafood (salmon, cod, halibut, lobster tail, shrimp, scallops, crab), eggs (shell and dehydrated), dairy (milk—UHT and chilled, butter, cheese), beverages (coffee, juice, sports drink base, milk), dry goods (rice, spices), prepared meals (ravioli, beef stew, tikka masala, meal kits), bakery (rolls, muffins, cookies), and beverages. Recent representative delivery orders include a $628.5 thousand order for Alaskan king crab legs awarded March 19, 2026; a $391.5 thousand order for dehydrated eggs awarded March 18, 2026; and a $245.6 thousand order for beef loin tenderloin awarded March 31, 2026—all under the parent single-award IDIQ SPE30021DA011.

The vendor's vehicle position consists of five active parent IDIQs. The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Subsistence single-award IDIQ SPE30021DA011—the primary vehicle shown in recent award data—carries a $4.9 million ceiling and extends through September 30, 2025 (though awards continue as of April 15, 2026, indicating possible extension or successor action). Across the broader US Foods Inc. corporate entity, category concentration is highest in Meat, Poultry, and Fish (PSC code; 8,506 awards across the parent), Dairy Foods and Eggs (2,283 awards), and Special Dietary Foods and Food Specialty Preparations (2,183 awards), tracked under NAICS Commercial Bakeries (8,223 awards at parent level), All Other Miscellaneous Food Manufacturing (4,880), and Fluid Milk Manufacturing (4,085).

Activity is steady and substantial. The Port Orange Division awarded 558 delivery orders in 2026 year-to-date (through April 15). The parent US Foods Inc. entity shows five-year volume of 1,609 awards (2022), 1,598 (2023), 1,509 (2024), 1,850 (2025), and 558 (2026 partial), indicating stable annual throughput of 1.5 to 1.9 thousand awards per year across the corporate footprint. The source does not disclose a recompete cliff by contract completion date; however, the parent IDIQ SPE30021DA011 shows an ultimate completion date of January 25, 2031, suggesting continuation of the relationship through that date barring non-performance termination or vendor change.

The vendor holds no documented subcontract relationships in the source data; all work is performed directly by the Port Orange Division. As a wholly owned subsidiary of the parent US Foods Inc., the division operates within the parent's broader foodservice distribution network but is identified distinctly in federal contracting as the executing entity for Defense subsistence procurement.