66 -- FSC GROUP 66, PART II, SECTION N FOR CHEMISTRY, BIOCHEMISTRY AND CLINICAL INSTRUMENTS
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This contract pertains to the solicitation for products and services under Federal Supply Schedule 66, Part II, Section N, which focuses on chemistry, biochemistry, and clinical instruments. The solicitation, identified by number FCGS-W6-98-0310-N, was posted on April 22, 2002, and is managed by the General Services Administration’s Office of Acquisition Management, located in Washington, DC. The contract targets the procurement of specialized instruments related to chemistry and clinical biochemical analysis, supporting federal agencies requiring these technical supplies. The contract is administered through the GSA/FAS office, with John T. Terrell serving as the contracting officer and primary point of contact. While specific performance details such as location were not provided, the overall purpose is to facilitate government access to these scientific instruments under an established Federal Supply Schedule, streamlining acquisition processes. Interested parties or agencies can review contract information and updates via the official government contract portal.
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