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RadHealth/Radon Test Kits/A4Tl
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The contract involves the procurement of 4,121 short-term activated charcoal radon test kits for the Virginia Department of Health. Each kit must contain a minimum of 35 grams of activated charcoal and have an unlimited shelf life, ensuring long-term usability and effectiveness for radon testing. The solicitation was posted on May 1, 2024, with a response deadline of May 3, 2024, indicating a quick turnaround for vendors interested in fulfilling this requirement. The project falls under NAICS code 334519, which pertains to miscellaneous measuring and controlling device manufacturing, and is managed by the Virginia Department of Health, a state-level organization. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Latoya Green, reachable via email or phone. This contract aims to support radon testing efforts within Virginia, emphasizing the need for reliable, long-lasting testing kits to facilitate accurate radon measurement in various settings.
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