Laboratories for Identifying Chemically Mixed Drugs

The contract is intended to equip seven portable labs and two fixed-place laboratories with the necessary equipment, supplies, and training to detect narcotics that have been chemically mixed with other substances. The initiative is driven by the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs under the Department of State, focusing on enhancing capabilities to identify adulterated drugs in the field. Equipment and supplies will support chemical analysis for accurate detection, while training ensures personnel can effectively operate the labs under real-world conditions. The primary place of performance is Bogotá, indicating the focus of operations is likely on regional drug interdiction efforts in Latin America. The contract does not yet have a solicitation number or set-aside details, as it is currently listed as a forecast, suggesting future bidding will follow. Point of contact for procurement inquiries is Jamillah Timmons, with Tyler Sinclair designated as the Small Business Specialist, indicating opportunity for small businesses to participate. The NAICS code 334516 corresponds to laboratory apparatus and furniture manufacturing, aligning with the need for specialized instrumentation. All activities are oriented toward building sustainable local capacity for drug detection without reliance on external support, reinforcing long-term law enforcement objectives.