--Containers for Shipping Blood
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The MEDCOM Europe Regional Contracting Office plans to award a contract without full and open competition to Minnesota Thermal Science, LLC, for the procurement of specialized shipping containers designed for blood transport. The contract involves purchasing 315 units of the Golden Hour 4C Shipping Container (MTS P/N GH030AFCT4C) and 153 units of the Golden Hour -20C Shipping Container (MTS P/N GH030AFCTM20C). These containers are intended for delivery directly to the U.S. Hospital in Landstuhl, Germany. Interested suppliers who believe they can provide these items or equivalent products are invited to contact Margaret Otto by phone or email before the deadline on September 16, 2005. The solicitation, identified by number USA-SNOTE-050912-001, falls under the NAICS code 423450, which covers wholesale trade in metal and mineral products. This acquisition highlights the specialized nature of the containers required for maintaining specific temperature conditions during the transport of blood products for military medical facilities.
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