Pharmaceutical Packaging and Labeling Services
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The contractor is required to package and label pharmaceutical bottles in strict compliance with Defense Logistics Agency specifications, ensuring each unit is properly marked with the National Stock Number, National Drug Code, and the manufacturer’s CAGE codes 4QGW8 and 0PUV4. All work must adhere to DLA’s detailed packaging and labeling standards to guarantee traceability, regulatory compliance, and readiness for military medical supply chains. The contract falls under NAICS code 325992 and is structured as a subcontract under the Department of Defense, with performance expected to meet the precise logistical and operational demands of the Defense Logistics Agency. The solicitation was posted on August 5, 2026, and the contract is tracked under award and delivery identifiers SPE2DX25D9900 and SPE2DP26F8740.
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