R -- A-76 Streamlined Competition Science Group 2
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The contract involves the FDA awarding a Letter of Obligation to the Most Efficient Organization (MEO) for the A-76 Streamlined Competition to provide Administrative Support Services for CDER Science Group 2. The agreement includes a three-month Phase-In Period followed by a Base Year and four one-year option periods, covering an overall performance timeframe from February 1, 2008, through September 30, 2012. The contract falls under NAICS code 561110, which pertains to office administrative services. Key contacts for this contract include Dominique H Malone and Contracting Officer Patricia M Pemberton, who can be reached for inquiries related to the award. The contract was publicly posted on December 17, 2007, and aims to streamline administrative support functions within the FDA’s CDER Science Group 2 by leveraging competition consistent with A-76 guidelines. This phased approach allows for gradual transition and evaluation over multiple years to ensure efficient administrative operations.
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