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This Solicitation opportunity from Virginia was posted on April 10, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

GMU-SS0410-25 Biomedical, Clinical & Medical Research Supplies & Services

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RFP-117809State & Local

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The Virginia Higher Education Procurement Consortium (VHEPC) is coordinating a multi-institutional Request for Proposal (RFP) initiative aimed at securing comprehensive contracts for Biomedical, Clinical, and Medical Research Supplies and Services. This effort is designed to modernize and streamline procurement across participating universities by issuing distinct RFPs for specialized categories within research and development. Each lead institution manages its assigned category, but the awarded contracts will be accessible to all eligible VHEPC members, supporting collaborative and efficient research operations. The current solicitation, managed by George Mason University under the title "GMU-SS0410-25 Biomedical, Clinical & Medical Research Supplies & Services" (RFP-117809), was posted on April 10, 2026, with responses due by May 13, 2026. The RFP includes a broad scope covering various biomedical and clinical research needs, with George Mason University serving as the agency responsible for this procurement within Virginia. Point of contact for the solicitation is Sara Siddall, reachable via email and phone. This RFP complements parallel issuances led by the University of Virginia, Virginia Commonwealth University, and Virginia Tech in separate categories, all contributing to a unified statewide research procurement approach.

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VHEPC coordinates multi-institutional RFP for biomedical research supplies, led by George Mason University.

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AgencyVirginia → George Mason University
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The Virginia Higher Education Procurement Consortium (VHEPC), on behalf of participating member institutions, is issuing this Request for Proposal (RFP), for Biomedical, Clinical & Medical Research Supplies & Services, as part of a coordinated Research & Development (R&D) sourcing initiative designed to modernize and streamline research-related contract coverage.
Multiple R&D RFPs are being issued concurrently by designated lead institutions within VHEPC. Each RFP corresponds to a distinct and clearly defined category of goods or services.
Each participating institution serves as the issuing authority for its assigned category. However, awarded contracts are intended for use by eligible VHEPC members in accordance with the terms of each solicitation.
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