ANTIDOTE TREATMENT KIT, CYANIDE
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The Defense Logistics Agency has awarded DMS PHARMACEUTICAL GROUP INC under contract SPE2DP26F8470 for the delivery of an ANTIDOTE TREATMENT KIT, CYANIDE, identified by NSN 6505015984306 and PR 7017695218, at a total value of $998.75. The award was issued on July 30, 2026, and is issued as a delivery order under the master contract SPE2DX25D9900, with performance expected to support U.S. federal defense requirements. The kit is intended for use in managing cyanide exposure incidents, and the contract reflects a direct procurement through a federal acquisition channel without any specific set-aside designation. The awardee, identified by CAGE code 1UNB0, is responsible for fulfilling the single line item under this award, which is part of a broader logistics and medical readiness initiative managed by the Department of Defense.
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$998.75Place of Performance
Not specifiedSet-Aside
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DMS PHARMACEUTICAL GROUP INCAward Issued Date
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