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Commercial Kitchen Equipment and Federal Professional Services

Aldevra

Kitchen

Government

Professional Services

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veteran owned

Premium Commercial Equipment and Services

veteran owned

Helping You Serve Those Who Serve Others

We provide kitchen equipment and professional services that keep operations moving in VA hospitals, schools, and federal facilities so you can focus on your mission.
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Professional Services for Government Operations

16
YEARS ESTABLISHED
25+
CERTIFICATIONS
385+
MANUFACTURE PARTNERS
12+
AWARDS

Together We Soar

We help government agencies, healthcare systems, and small businesses run better kitchens and facilities with the right equipment, dependable service, and long-term support.

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Leading Solutions & Shop Favorites

Built for performance and trusted across industries, these top picks represent the tools and solutions our customers rely on most. From government operations to foodservice needs, each item is selected to support your mission with precision and quality.

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Aldevra eagle open wings logo redDifferent types of commercial cooking pans and skillets, including stainless steel, non-stick, and aluminum, with chef preparing vegetables.

Key Factors to Compare When Buying Pans and Skillets

Aldevra eagle open wings logo redChef stirring vegetables and broth in a large stainless steel stock pot, illustrating if a 10-quart pot is suitable for commercial kitchens.

Is a 10-Quart Pot Enough for Your Commercial Kitchen?

Aldevra eagle open wings logo redOld commercial kitchen equipment ready for recycling, resale, or donation when upgrading to new appliances.

What to Do with Old Commercial Kitchen Equipment When Upgrading

Aldevra eagle open wings logo redChef serving food from a buffet line with bacteria overlay, illustrating potluck and buffet safety risks and foodborne illness prevention.

Potluck and Buffet Safety: How to Prevent Foodborne Illness

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