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643644-(26/27)-TH-Pedro Lara-Tobacco Prevention Program Quarterly Stipend

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C7C322State & Local

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This award notice pertains to contract 643644-(26/27)-TH-Pedro Lara, which establishes a quarterly stipend for the Tobacco Prevention Program. The agreement is managed by the Florida Department of Health under solicitation number C7C322. The contract was officially posted on August 5, 2026. It is categorized as a state-level organization award intended to support the ongoing financial requirements of the specified public health initiative.

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Florida Department of Health quarterly stipend for the Tobacco Prevention Program.

Contract Value

$4,800

Place of Performance

FL, USA

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NONE

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PEDRO LARA

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