RapidCheck Listeria Strips 450 Strips and 1 more item

Ended Purchase order Nebraska Awarded

Contract number
4800203775
Awardee
ROMER LABS INC
Contracting organization
University of Nebraska
Contract amount
$3,383

Award facts

Completion date

Award details come from statecontracts.nebraska.gov. Updated .

About this award

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln issued a purchase order valued at $3,383.10 to Romer Labs Inc, a vendor located in Chicago, Illinois, on May 19, 2026. The contract encompasses the procurement of pathogen detection strips, specifically 450 units of RapidCheck Listeria detection strips at $2,911.50 per unit and 50 units of RapidChek E. coli O157 detection strips at $471.60 per unit. Delivery is scheduled for May 29, 2026, with shipment directed to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln General Receiving facility at 1100 North 17th Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.

The purchase order is governed by the University of Nebraska's Standard Terms of Purchase with Net 30 payment terms and freight prepaid delivery. The vendor is required to acknowledge acceptance within ten days and provide packing slips with all shipments referencing the purchase order number. As a state institution, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln will apply its tax-exempt status (#05-8905401) to the transaction, with payment processed through the university's Accounting Department via the ARIBA Procure-to-Pay system.

Line items

Item Total
RapidCheck Listeria Strips 450 Strips 1 Each × $2,911.50 $2,911.50
RapidChek E.coli O157, 50 Strips 1 Each × $471.60 $471.60

Files

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Who was awarded contract 4800203775?

Contract 4800203775 was awarded to ROMER LABS INC by University of Nebraska on May 19, 2026.

How much is contract 4800203775 worth?

Its contract amount is $3,383.

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