IBUPROFEN TABLETS
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Delivery order SPE2DP26F8762 was awarded on August 5, 2026, by the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Medical Supply Chain Pharm FSA to DMS Pharmaceutical Group Inc. This firm-fixed-price order, issued under basic contract SPE2DX25D9900, is for the procurement of two bottles of Ibuprofen Tablets (NSN 6505012149062) at a unit price of 28.55, resulting in a total contract value of 57.10. The items are to be delivered by August 20, 2026, to the USPFO Activity NY ARNG in Watervliet, New York. The contract specifies FOB Destination terms, with the contractor responsible for all freight charges and the requirement to use traceable shipping methods, explicitly prohibiting parcel post. Inspection and acceptance will be conducted by the government at the destination. Invoicing must be submitted in accordance with DFARS 252.232-7003 to the Defense Finance and Accounting Service in Columbus, Ohio. Administrative oversight is managed by Contracting Officer Lisa Quinn and local administrator Shairy M. Cartagena. Packaging must include specific marking instructions, including the NSN, CAGE codes, and part numbers to ensure full traceability.
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$57.1Place of Performance
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DMS PHARMACEUTICAL GROUP INCAward Issued Date
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