Indefinite Delivery Contract 36E79725D0001

Award Date 12/10/24
Last Date to Order 12/9/25
Ultimate Awardee
Cardinal Health, Inc.
Federal Contract Vehicle
Pricing Type
Firm Fixed Price
Legislative Mandate
Not listed
National Interest Action
None
Award Type
Single
Primary Consortia Member
Not listed
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The contract will be fulfilled through the VA and Department of Defense's respective Pharmaceutical Prime Vendor programs. Offerors must have a unique National Drug Code (NDC) and label for the products, and the successful contractor's label will be the only one used. The solicitation, which will be issued electronically in a commercial item format, is unrestricted, with estimated annual usage ranging from 23,754 bottles for the 120mg strength to 59,189 bottles for the 40mg strength. This contract award showcases The Harvard Drug Group's ability to secure and manage large-scale, multi-agency pharmaceutical supply agreements as a subsidiary of the prominent healthcare services provider, Cardinal Health, Inc.

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