North Carolina eVP #Doc2354871200

NC DHHS Western Region Dairy Products Supply for Healthcare Facilities

This opportunity from the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), Division of State Operated Healthcare Facilities, seeks suppliers for dairy products to two Western Region healthcare facilities. - Government Buyer: - North Carolina DHHS, Division of State Operated Healthcare Facilities - Facilities: Broughton Hospital and J. Iverson Riddle Developmental Center - Products Requested: - Milk (Lowfat 1%, Chocolate 1%, Homogenized, Lowfat 2%, Skim, Whole) in various sizes (1/2 pints, gallons) - Sour Cream (5 lb. cartons) - Cottage Cheese (1% fat, 5 lb. cartons) - Ice Cream Mix (gallons) - Quantities: - Milk, Lowfat (1%) 1/2 pints: 150,000 units - Milk, Chocolate (1%) 1/2 pints: 10,000 and 46,000 units (different facilities) - Milk, Homogenized 1/2 pints: 42,600 units - Milk, Lowfat (2%) 1/2 pints: 3,500 units - Milk, Skim 1/2 pints: 54,000 units - Milk, Skim gallons: 5,000 units - Milk, Whole gallons: 1,300 units - Milk, 1% gallons: 6,000 units - Sour Cream 5 lb. cartons: 100 units - Cottage Cheese 1% fat 5 lb. cartons: 200 units - Ice Cream Mix gallons: 500 units - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or brands are named; opportunity is open to all qualified dairy suppliers - Unique Requirements: - Vendors must comply with FDA and state standards for dairy products - Delivery and stock rotation services required - Vendor registration with North Carolina Electronic Vendor Portal - Compliance with state and federal employment and non-discrimination laws - Notable: Large annual quantities and variety of dairy products needed for healthcare facility food service

Description

This solicitation is for the procurement of dairy products for two Division of State Operated Healthcare Facilities (DSOHF) located in the western region of North Carolina, specifically Broughton Hospital and J. Iverson Riddle Developmental Center. The contract involves furnishing and delivering milk and butter products. Bids will be publicly opened on September 28, 2026, and vendors must be registered with the North Carolina Electronic Vendor Portal to respond. The procurement is managed by the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS).

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