Gauze_Petrolatum
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The contract involves the procurement of gauze petrolatum, with the solicitation number IAS-1611-12, and was posted on March 13, 2017. The contract is structured as a combined acquisition, and the place of performance is in San Antonio, Texas (ZIP code 78230). The contract is set to be awarded to Covidien Sales LLC under an Incentive agreement, with a projected cost of $157,818.42. This contract follows the closure of the Subject IA FBO announcement. Key contacts for this procurement include Mr. David V. Sheaffer, the MMESO South Team Leader, and Mr. Joseph N. Winter, the MMESO South Clinical Analyst, both reachable via provided military email addresses and phone numbers. The contract falls under NAICS code 339113, indicating a focus on medical supplies manufacturing. The agreement aims to facilitate timely delivery and performance based on incentivized terms with the vendor, ensuring efficient fulfillment of medical supply needs.
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Medical Materiel Enterprise Standardization Offices (MMESO) 7800 IH-10 West, Suite 220, SAN ANTONIO, TX, 78230, USASet-Aside
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