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UNEMBALMED WHOLLE CADAVERS
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The Naval Medical Center San Diego intends to award a sole source purchase order to the University of California, San Diego, under solicitation N0025919N0024. The contract is for the procurement of ten whole un-embalmed cadavers that must meet specific criteria, including a post-mortem period of 72 to 96 hours, no history of peripheral vascular disease, and no prior post-mortem procedures. The delivery of the cadavers is scheduled across three dates in early April 2019, with quantities of four, four, and two respectively. While the government identified the University of California, San Diego as the sole source provider, interested parties were invited to submit capability statements including technical and cost data by February 7, 2019, to determine if a competitive procurement was warranted.
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$30,100Place of Performance
CA, USASet-Aside
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