Procurement of Ingredients to produce 40,000 Alcohol-Based Hand Rub and 225,000 Lts Liquid Soap, Sodium carboxymethyl cellulose, Sulphonic Acid, Ethanol, Dispensers, and other items outlined in the Sc
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The Ministry of Health and Sanitation in Sierra Leone has issued an award notice for the procurement of essential ingredients and equipment required to manufacture hygiene products. The scope of the contract includes the acquisition of materials necessary to produce 40,000 units of alcohol-based hand rub and 225,000 liters of liquid soap, specifically listing ethanol, sulphonic acid, and sodium carboxymethyl cellulose, along with dispensers and other items detailed in the schedule of requirements. This federal procurement effort, identified by solicitation number SL-MOHS-534744-GO-RFB, is managed by the Ministry of Health and Sanitation with performance taking place within Sierra Leone. The contract ensures the availability of critical chemical components and distribution hardware to support large-scale sanitation production goals.
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$11,146,402NAICS
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SLESet-Aside
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ALEXA LOGISTICS & ENTERPRISEAward Issued Date
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