ATLANTA — National DCP, LLC (NDCP), the $3 billion supply chain management company serving Dunkin’ franchisees, marked a significant operational milestone on Thursday, December 11, 2025. The cooperative announced the delivery of its 750th consolidated New Store & Remodel Solution package to a franchisee in Newark, New Jersey.
This achievement underscores the rapid adoption of NDCP’s centralized procurement and logistics program, designed to streamline the complex process of opening or renovating quick service restaurants. The program provides franchisees with a “one stop” solution for equipment, smallwares, millwork, and fabrication, consolidating what was once a fragmented supply chain into single, scheduled deliveries.
Les Karel, Executive Vice President, Restaurant Solutions at NDCP, stated in the press release:
“In the program’s first three full years, NDCP has supported more than 750 new store and remodel projects — an achievement made possible by the strength of our co-op. As the industry grows more complex, our goal is to simplify the process for Dunkin’ operators with a consolidated solution built on innovation, sustainable cost, and continuous improvement driven by member feedback. We’re proud to stand behind our members with a program designed for them.”
Simplifying Construction for Franchisees
The 750th delivery was received by Adam Goldman, a Dunkin’ franchisee in Newark, NJ. Goldman highlighted the efficiency of the model, which replaces multiple vendor shipments with a unified logistics approach.
Adam Goldman, Dunkin’ franchisee and owner of the Newark restaurant, noted:
“I have completed multiple projects with NDCP in the past few years, and the flexibility and proactive communication make every project easy. I also love that NDCP is our company — working with the co op strengthens our own system. Over the years, they have implemented many member suggestions, and it just keeps getting better.”
Why It Matters
For the wider foodservice and CPG industry, NDCP’s success illustrates the growing importance of supply chain consolidation. By acting as a central aggregator, NDCP leverages the collective buying power of over 10,000 restaurants to negotiate better rates on capital equipment—savings that are crucial as construction costs remain high.
This model also offers a blueprint for efficiency in the logistics sector. Instead of coordinating dozens of deliveries from different equipment manufacturers (ovens from one, furniture from another), the consolidated approach reduces “last mile” complexity, cuts down on job site congestion, and accelerates the timeline from “under construction” to “open for business.” For equipment manufacturers, integration into such a streamlined distribution network ensures steady, high volume orders with predictable lead times.
FAQs
What is NDCP’s New Store & Remodel Solution?
It is a consolidated supply chain program that procures, organizes, and delivers all necessary equipment, furniture, and smallwares for new or remodeled Dunkin’ stores in streamlined packages.
How many stores has the program supported?
As of December 2025, the program has supported over 750 new store and remodel projects.
Who received the 750th delivery?
The milestone package was delivered to Adam Goldman, a Dunkin’ franchisee operating a location in Newark, New Jersey.
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