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Dry Ice
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The FDA Florida District Office is seeking a supplier to provide dry ice and related shipping materials, including coolers and boxes, to support the transport of samples to an FDA facility in Atlanta, Georgia. The contract requires the vendor to furnish these supplies to three specific Florida laboratories on a weekly basis or upon request from the Contracting Officer. It is estimated that these locations will require approximately 25,000 pounds of dry ice annually. To ensure timely access and logistical efficiency, the selected vendor must maintain at least one pickup location within 30 miles of each of the designated facilities. This solicitation, identified as FDA-19-SOL-1208212 under NAICS code 325120, outlines the necessity for reliable local availability to maintain the integrity of the shipped samples.
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Boca Raton, RP 1515 North Federal Highway, Suite 111 Boca Raton, Florida 33432 (561) 416-1065 Miami Imports and Domestics 15, USASet-Aside
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