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(Sole Source) Othram MBFB (MA)

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Alabama → Mobile FBView Agency

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541714 - Research and Development in Biotechnology (except Nanobiotechnology)View NAICS

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AL, USA

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AgencyAlabama → Mobile FB
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OfficeAL, USA
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Alabama → Mobile FB
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Office AddressAL, USA
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Purpose of Solicitation: (Sole Source Master Agreement) Othram Sole Source Master Agreement Forensic genetic genealogy researchto assist with human identification from a DNA profile for Services from the time of award - September 30, 2027.This is need at the following lab:Alabama Department of Forensic SciencesMobile Lab 1 Forensic Drive Mobile, AL 36617Please see the item lines and provide bid pricing. "Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences will consider our budget when processing an award to a supplier for service. The agency must stay within budget when awarding a purchase order."

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