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Food ServicesSince 1980, the AbilityOne Program has provided vital food services to America’s Armed Forces and Federal government workers. These decades of experience combined with our knowledge of federal practices and requirements have propelled us to the forefront of the commercial food service industry, making AbilityOne the smart choice for our government and military customers. We currently serve 25 million meals a year and perform all full food-related services including:
Committed to QualityAt AbilityOne, we pride ourselves on our high level of commitment to quality and quality control by supporting industry best practices and investing in experienced quality professionals. Within our 2,800 existing contracts and 572 national nonprofit agencies (NPAs) you will find an array of quality programs and certifications in place including ISO 9001-2000, Six Sigma, Lean Six Sigma, Kaizen and Malcolm Baldrige. AbilityOne and our NPAs have a commitment to training and development for people with significant disabilities. Each NPA has a background in development and implementation of comprehensive training programs for their workforce, helping to ensure that each employee is prepared for their role on your contract. AbilityOne also offers recommendations for process improvement to enhance operational efficiency and improve performance on your contract. |
Download BrochureFood Services Brochure (PDF) Case HistoryTop CustomersGreat Lakes Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, IL Sheppard Air Force Base, TX Ft. Hood Army Base, TX Naval Air Station Pensacola, FL USMC Mess Halls, San Diego, CA FBI Training Academy, Quantico, VA Goodfellow Air Force Base, TX USMC Base, Quantico, VA Naval Weapons Station, Charleston, SC Ft. Drum Army Base, NY Tinker Air Force Base, OK Awards & RecognitionMajor food service awards as well as half of the Navy’s 5-star accreditations have been awarded to the AbilityOne Program. “We have contracts that provide food service to all of our military that eat in our dining facilities. Each and every soldier and family member is in some way affected, touched or their life has improved because of the contracts that we have with Ability One.” Barry Barnett, Director of Contracting, |