KETOCONAZOLE CREAM
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The Defense Logistics Agency awarded delivery order SPE2D926F8806 to Cardinal Health, Inc. on September 6, 2026, under the primary commercial items contract SPE2DX25D8022. This order, issued by the DLA Troop Support Medical Supply Chain FSB, is for the procurement of Ketoconazole Cream, identified by NSN 6505012729401. The total contract price is 5.12 dollars for two tubes of the cream, priced at 2.56 dollars per unit. The delivery order specifies a rapid turnaround with a required delivery date of September 8, 2026. This procurement falls under NAICS code 424210 and is managed as a rated order incorporating standard FAR clauses and Fleet Milstrip administrative procedures. The award includes specific requirements for ordering, accounting, and inspection and acceptance as detailed in the associated delivery order and primary contract documentation.
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$5.12Place of Performance
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CARDINAL HEALTH, INC.Award Issued Date
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