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643605-(25-26)-ADMSCH-Sun Surgical-EpiPen Jr., .3mg

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EP541435State & Local

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This award notice pertains to contract 643605-(25-26)-ADMSCH, issued by the Florida Department of Health. The agreement is established with Sun Surgical for the procurement of EpiPen Jr. .3mg auto-injectors. The contract is identified by solicitation number EP541435 and was posted on April 28, 2026. This state-level organization agreement ensures the availability of critical medical supplies through the designated vendor.

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Florida Department of Health contracted Sun Surgical for EpiPen Jr. auto-injectors.

Contract Value

$410

Place of Performance

FL, USA

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AgencyFlorida → Department Of Health
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643605-(25-26)-ADMSCH-Sun Surgical-EpiPen Jr., .3mg

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