GLOVES, CHEMICAL PROTECTIVE
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This contract is a solicitation from the Department of Defense Medical Supply Chain for the procurement of chemical protective nitrile gloves. The required gloves must be green, disposable, non-sterile, antistatic, powder-free, and free of both latex and silicone. Technical specifications include a chlorinated finish, a smooth exterior surface, a beaded cuff, a length of 240mm, a palm thickness of 0.12mm, and a finger thickness of 0.16mm. The order consists of one box of 100 gloves under NSN 6515-01-693-8297, with a required delivery timeframe of five days after receipt of order. The procurement is subject to DLA packaging and quality requirements as outlined in the master list of technical requirements. The place of performance is located in San Antonio, Texas, and the solicitation is managed by the agency's medical supply chain division.
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$15.86Place of Performance
TX, USASet-Aside
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MIDLAND SCIENTIFIC INCAward Issued Date
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