??3603Corning?? 96-well Flat Clear Bottom Black Polystyrene TC-treated Microplates, Individually…
State & local contract award Virginia Awarded
- Contract number
- A207_PO-0469522
- Awardee
- CORNING INCORPORATED
- Contracting organization
- University of Virginia
- Cumulative value
- $451.49
About this award
The University of Virginia awarded a contract to Corning Incorporated on August 15, 2026, for the procurement of laboratory consumables. The prime contractor, Corning Incorporated, is delivering Corning brand 96-well flat clear bottom black polystyrene tissue culture-treated microplates with individually wrapped sterile units and lids. The contract encompasses a single line item with a quantity of one unit at a unit price of $451.49, resulting in a cumulative contract value of $451.00. The supplies are being delivered to Amy D. Adams at the University of Virginia in Virginia.
This procurement represents a routine acquisition of specialized laboratory equipment by an academic research institution in Virginia. The specific nature of the microplates—96-well format with tissue culture treatment and sterile packaging—indicates application in biomedical or life sciences research. No specific period of performance or place of performance beyond the delivery designation to the University of Virginia has been provided in the contract documentation.
Line items
| Item | Total |
|---|---|
| ??3603Corning?? 96-well Flat Clear Bottom Black Polystyrene TC-treated Microplates, Individually Wrapped, with Lid, Sterilesize 48 | $451.49 |
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Who was awarded contract A207_PO-0469522?
Contract A207_PO-0469522 was awarded to CORNING INCORPORATED by University of Virginia on August 15, 2026.
How much is contract A207_PO-0469522 worth?
Its cumulative value is $451.49.
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