U.S. CBP, Southern Border Food Services

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is seeking an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract for "Southern Border Food Services" to provide meals to non-citizen migrants. This contract, set to begin in October 2025 with a five-year ordering period, will cover four regions: San Diego, El Paso, Rio Grande Valley, and Miami Sectors. The contractor will be responsible for preparing, delivering, distributing, and cleaning up meals, ensuring all food meets USDA and FDA standards. Meals must be age-appropriate, nutritionally balanced, and accommodate diverse dietary needs, including vegetarian, gluten-free, and pork-free options. The service requires adherence to strict health, safety, and sanitation guidelines, including background checks and PREA pre-screening for all food handlers. The contract also incorporates compliance with the Flores Settlement Agreement, particularly for the Rio Grande Valley and El Paso Sectors, emphasizing humane treatment and specific provisions for minors in custody. Additionally, the contractor must provide a Food Safety Plan/Quality Control Plan and submit quarterly sales activity reports.