NITROFURANTOIN CAPSULES

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a delivery order under basic contract SPE2DX25D8022 to Cardinal Health, Inc. (CAGE 00E55) for the procurement of 1 bottle of NITROFURANTOIN CAPSULES with NSN 6505013523884 at a fixed unit price of $53.13, resulting in a total contract value of $53.13. The order was issued on July 16, 2026, and is structured as a single-line item delivery order with no quantity variance allowed, indicating a strictly defined requirement. Delivery is designated for FOB destination, with the contractor responsible for shipping via the fastest traceable means; parcel post is prohibited. The shipment must be delivered to a military facility identified by the freight address in North Stonington, Connecticut, though the delivery schedule and specific location are referenced externally in an unprovided schedule. Inspection and acceptance are conducted by the Government at the destination upon delivery, with no specific inspection standards cited beyond conformance to contract terms. Cardinal Health, Inc. is certified as a small business, small disadvantaged business, and women-owned small business, triggering mandatory reporting obligations within federal procurement systems. Payment will be processed electronically through the Defense Finance and Accounting Service in Columbus, Ohio, utilizing EDI-based invoicing tied to voucher numbers. The order is administered by DLA Troop Support in Philadelphia, with Lisa Quinn serving as the Procurement Contracting Officer and Michelle Pampel as the administrative contact. No standard FAR clauses are incorporated into the delivery order, as it relies on the terms and conditions of the underlying basic contract. No packaging, marking, bar-coding, or MIL-STD requirements are specified, and no formal Section C description, Section M evaluation factors, or Section H special requirements beyond shipment and acceptance instructions are present. The acquisition was likely based on a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable methodology, consistent with routine DLA medical supply procurement practices.