Usfi, Inc.

Usfi, Inc., operating as Usfi Inc., is a minority-owned, self-certified small disadvantaged business and Asian-Pacific American-owned enterprise that supplies frozen meats, fresh produce, dairy products, eggs, processed grocery items, and foodservice supplies to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides. The company operates exclusively under a single $160 million indefinite delivery contract (SPE30017D4024), the Institutional Feeding Division (PHI) support vehicle, awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Subsistence division on August 23, 2022, and expiring August 22, 2027, with place of performance in Gardena, California.

Usfi's federal footprint is extraordinarily concentrated. The company holds 119,063 awards across its entire federal history, with 100% classified as prime awards and zero subcontract work. The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Subsistence division accounts for 117,550 of those awards—98.7% by count—with a combined potential value of $1.3 billion. The broader Defense Logistics Agency places an additional 1,491 awards valued at $5.9 million. This concentration reflects Usfi's role as a single-award prime vendor under the PHI contract, which has generated approximately 25,211 task orders carrying $136.4 million in combined potential value since award. The award data shows 119,063 total awards across Usfi's history, but the recent activity snapshot in the source focuses on delivery orders issued in July 2026, with order values typically ranging from under $100 to over $41,000 and completion cycles of four to fifteen days. Recent delivery orders span frozen beef products (short ribs, chuck shoulder clod, oxtail, loin steaks, ground beef, beef for stewing), poultry (chicken breast fillets, frozen chicken tenderloins, 8-cut chicken), pork (Italian sausage links, boneless pork loin, breakfast sausage), seafood (frozen lobster tails, catfish fillets, cod fillets, salmon), dairy products (cottage cheese, milk, cream, cheese), eggs, fresh produce (grapes, blueberries, peaches, bananas, melons, potatoes, onions, lettuce, tangerines), processed grocery items (Kellogg's cereal, sports drink base, dressing, shortening, container supplies), and beverages.

Usfi's capability portfolio is narrowly defined by subsistence supply to military dining facilities. The vendor operates from its Gardena headquarters with authorization to deliver to military dining facilities and operations globally, including domestic installations and overseas locations such as the Republic of Korea. All work is performed directly by Usfi with no subcontract footprint; the company operates as a sole prime contractor on its single indefinite delivery vehicle. Top NAICS classifications reflect the subsistence supply posture: Commercial Bakeries account for 84,562 awards, Other Grocery and Related Products Merchant Wholesalers for 16,629, and Perishable Prepared Food Manufacturing for 12,846. Top PSC codes include Fruits and Vegetables (35,072 awards), Meat, Poultry, and Fish (32,083), Dairy Foods and Eggs (22,301), and Special Dietary Foods and Food Specialty Preparations (16,709).

Activity shows a declining trajectory. Usfi received 10,183 awards in 2022, declining to 4,271 awards in 2026 through mid-year. The combined obligated dollars across all awards total $708 million against a combined potential value of $1.37 billion, representing a 52% obligation rate. The recompete exposure is material: the PHI contract expires August 22, 2027, roughly thirteen months from the summary date of October 15, 2026, creating a single-source recompete cliff for the entirety of Usfi's prime federal footprint. Five subordinate indefinite delivery contracts also carry task orders—SPE30022D4098 with 19,055 task orders ($120.5 million), SPE30017DA040 with 17,103 task orders ($26.2 million), SPM30009D3310 with 12,465 task orders ($102.3 million), and SPE30022DA054 with 12,106 task orders ($25 million)—indicating Usfi's presence across multiple DLA subsistence prime vendor vehicles, though the source emphasizes the PHI contract as the dominant vehicle.