f76 (alpha lactalbumin, nBos d 4), 10 CAPs per carrier and 16 more items

The University of Virginia awarded contract A207_PO-0448413 to Phadia US Inc on June 12, 2026, with a cumulative value of $9,724.57. The contract encompasses the procurement of allergen immunotherapy capsule (CAP) products for delivery to Lisa J Workman. The line items consist of 17 distinct allergen extracts, including common environmental and food allergens such as dust mite, timothy grass, rye grass, cat dander, egg white, milk, wheat, peanut, soybean, shrimp, and various dairy protein components. Each allergen product is supplied in carriers containing either 10 or 16 capsules per unit, with quantities ordered ranging from one to 17 units depending on the specific allergen type.

The ordered allergen products are designed for immunological testing and potential therapeutic applications, with unit prices ranging from $29.14 to $78.53 per carrier. Specific components ordered include milk protein fractions (alpha-lactalbumin and beta-lactoglobulin), peanut component proteins (rAra h1-peanut component), and immunoglobulin E detection reagents. The contract represents a direct purchase order issued by the University of Virginia, a state contracting entity in Virginia, with all delivery directed to the specified recipient at the contracting organization.