A--Multifunction Powered Air Purifying Respirator
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) plans to negotiate exclusively with the University of Maryland, College Park to develop new comprehensive testing standards for certifying multifunction powered air purifying respirators. This initiative is aimed at establishing rigorous certification criteria to ensure the effectiveness and safety of these respirators. The contract is currently in the presolicitation phase, and no solicitation documents are publicly available, indicating that this notice serves informational purposes only. The specific solicitation number for this effort is 2002-N-00439, with the official posting date being May 28, 2002. The CDC has designated Louis A Summers as the contract specialist responsible for this opportunity, and he can be contacted for further inquiries. Details such as place of performance, NAICS code, or agency office address have not been provided. This contract represents a strategic move by the CDC to enhance respiratory protective equipment standards through targeted collaboration.
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