US Foods Inc.

US Foods Inc. GFG Bismarck Division, doing business as U S Foodservice, operates as a for-profit corporate subsidiary supplying frozen and fresh proteins, produce, and specialty food products to the Department of Defense and federal civilian agencies as a prime contractor on a full-and-open basis, with no set-aside designations across its recent federal footprint.

The vendor's federal work centers almost entirely on subsistence supply to military dining facilities and federal institutions. The footprint comprises 7,226 prime awards totaling $116.5 million in combined potential value across the past several years, with 97% of award count and 93% of combined potential value anchored to the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Subsistence program. The DLA work streams frozen beef flank steak, beef round, chicken breast fillets, fresh and frozen produce (grapes, lettuce, tomatoes, pineapple, cauliflower), frozen shrimp, eggs, and prepared items such as pizza crusts, muffins, and hash browns—all issued as firm fixed-price delivery orders with completion timelines of two to four days, reflecting the perishable nature of the supply chain. A representative sample includes a $23,311.81 firm fixed-price purchase order from the Indian Health Service for perishable prepared food items to Fort Yates IHS Hospital in North Dakota (July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027), and a $1,265.52 DLA delivery order for fresh tomatoes (April 15, 2026). Beyond DLA, the vendor holds a single-award $200,000 Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Great Plains Region (BPA award date September 24, 2024, completion August 30, 2026) for food and beverage supplies including canned goods, dry products, and refrigerated items to detention centers and cafeterias serving indigenous communities across the Great Plains. The Indian Health Service has issued 89 awards ($1.9 million combined potential value) for subsistence support at federal health facilities.

DLA Troop Support Subsistence drives activity volume. The top five parent vehicles all carry Defense Logistics Agency indefinite-delivery contract designations: Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE30021D3304 (1,338 task orders, $6.1 million combined potential value), SPE30021DPA12 (1,075 task orders, $730 thousand), SPE30022D3338 (763 task orders, $3.3 million), SPE30019D5114 (608 task orders, $2.2 million), and SPE30022DPA03 (608 task orders, $664 thousand). The vendor operates solely as a prime on its federal contracts with no subcontractor footprint. Activity has declined moderately: 841 awards in 2022 to 905 in 2024, then to 718 in 2025 and 236 in 2026 year-to-date. The recompete cliff is minimal — only one award ($23 thousand combined potential value) completes within the next twenty-four months. NAICS concentration reflects the subsistence supply portfolio: Commercial Bakeries (3,267 awards), All Other Miscellaneous Food Manufacturing (1,896), Other Grocery and Related Products Merchant Wholesalers (1,118), and Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Merchant Wholesalers (323). PSC coding is similarly granular: Meat, Poultry, and Fish (2,546 awards), Fruits and Vegetables (2,451), Dairy Foods and Eggs (1,162), Bakery and Cereal Products (285), and Special Dietary Foods (228).

The GFG Bismarck Division is a child entity within the parent US Foods Inc. corporate structure (parent UEI HZYTJENLLM81, headquarters Rosemont, Illinois). US Foods Inc. is a for-profit organization with no SBA designations across the footprint shown. The Bismarck division's federal footprint is geographically concentrated: all DLA delivery orders and most IHS awards specify Bismarck, North Dakota as the place of performance, with the BPA covering Great Plains and Rocky Mountain regions. The vendor competes full-and-open with no set-aside categories across prime awards. Its customer concentration is extreme — DLA Troop Support Subsistence alone represents 6,871 of 7,226 awards (95%) and $102.9 million of $116.5 million (88%) in combined potential value. This concentration creates both a deep incumbent moat within military subsistence supply and significant recompete exposure should the DLA prime vendor vehicle structure or ordering patterns shift.