Vaqueria Tres Monjitas Inc.

Vaqueria Tres Monjitas Inc. Sales Department Division manufactures and supplies fresh milk, dairy products, and fruit juices to federal agencies as a prime contractor, with all work performed in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The company is a small business for-profit entity headquartered in Puerto Rico and competes predominantly full-and-open (no set-asides dominate the footprint, though selected large purchase orders carry total small business set-aside designations). The company has maintained active federal vendor status since July 2003.

The vendor's federal footprint centers on subsistence procurement for defense and correctional facilities. Vaqueria Tres Monjitas supplies whole milk, nonfat milk, low-fat milk, chocolate milk, orange juice, fruit punch, and passion fruit beverages—delivered in pint and half-pint containers, aseptic packages, and chilled formats—complying with agricultural and federal specification standards including CID A-A-20338A and 21 CFR 131.110. Recent representative awards include a $76.8 thousand total small business set-aside purchase order from the Federal Bureau of Prisons for 16,000 units of pasteurized whole milk (July 2026, delivery through September 2026 to Metropolitan Detention Center Guaynabo); a $4.9 million single-award indefinite delivery contract from Defense Logistics Agency Subsistence (September 2025, extending through September 2030) for periodic delivery of milk and dairy products to military installations and federal facilities; and a $619.4 thousand single-award indefinite delivery contract from the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 8 (December 2022, running through November 2027) for milk delivery to VA medical centers in Puerto Rico.

Customer concentration is extreme. Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Subsistence accounts for 1,044 awards (90% of total count) and $8.3 million combined potential value, primarily through hundreds of small firm fixed-price delivery orders ranging from tens to low thousands of dollars each, issued against multiple DLA subsistence indefinite delivery vehicles. The Federal Bureau of Prisons Metropolitan Detention Center Guaynabo holds 60 awards worth $4.1 million combined potential value, predominantly quarterly milk purchase orders ranging from $43.6 thousand to $78 thousand. The Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 8 represents 20 awards and $4.8 million combined potential value, anchored by the $619.4 thousand IDC and resulting delivery orders. These three customers represent 97% of awards by count. The top-customers-by-value ranking shows VA VISN 8 and DLA Subsistence trading positions relative to count rankings, signaling that VA's dollars-per-award are substantially higher than DLA's high-volume small delivery order stream.

Vaqueria Tres Monjitas holds three prime indefinite delivery contracts: a $4.9 million DLA Subsistence IDC (SPM30013DV562, awarded September 2025, 808 task orders issued to date for milk and dairy/juice products); a $619.4 thousand VA VISN 8 IDC (awarded December 2022, 20 delivery orders issued); and a $250 thousand DLA Troop Support Subsistence IDC (awarded June 2024, for three-year milk and dairy supply to military customers in Puerto Rico). Task orders under these vehicles carry firm fixed-price terms and individual ceilings ranging from under $100 to roughly $166 thousand. Activity has grown steadily—17 awards in 2022 to 44 in 2025—with 42 awards recorded in 2026 year-to-date. Two awards totaling $243 thousand reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting modest recompete exposure.

The vendor's category concentration reflects its commodity focus: 944 awards fall under Commercial Bakeries (NAICS 311811—a broad dairy/bakery grouping), 172 under Fluid Milk Manufacturing, and 24 under Dairy Cattle and Milk Production. Across procurement service codes, 1,014 awards carry the Dairy Foods and Eggs PSC, with 97 falling under Special Dietary Foods and Food Specialty Preparations. All work is performed in San Juan at the vendor's registered facility (140 Avenue Carlos E. Chardon or 235 Calle Federico Acosta). The vendor is entirely prime-focused; no sub-award relationships appear in the source. Obligated dollars represent 37% of combined potential value ($6.7 million of $18.2 million), reflecting the mix of smaller, frequent subsistence delivery orders and large multi-year IDC ceilings.