Ethanol pure 190PRF 1GAL 4/CS and 1 more item

State & local contract award Virginia Awarded

Contract number
A207_PO-0478879
Awardee
FISHER SCIENTIFIC COMPANY LLC
Contracting organization
University of Virginia
Cumulative value
$161.69

About this award

The University of Virginia awarded contract A207_PO-0478879 to Fisher Scientific Company LLC on September 10, 2026, for the procurement of laboratory and office supplies. The contract, valued at $161.00, encompasses the delivery of two distinct line items to Delaney McNally. The first item consists of one crate of ethanol pure 190 proof in one-gallon containers (4 per case) priced at $81.56, and the second item comprises one crate of broad-line marking pens in four-pack units priced at $80.13.

This procurement represents a small-value purchase order executed by the University of Virginia, a state institution in Virginia. Fisher Scientific Company LLC, the prime contractor, is responsible for fulfilling delivery obligations to the specified recipient. The line items indicate supply chain support for laboratory operations, with the ethanol serving potential research or sterilization applications and the marking pens supporting general operational needs. The purchase order structure and line-item organization suggest this represents a routine procurement transaction within the institution's supply management protocols.

Line items

Item Total
Ethanol pure 190PRF 1GAL 4/CS 1 Crate × $81.56 $81.56
Pen broad-line marking 4/PK 1 Crate × $80.13 $80.13

Award details come from logi.cgieva.com. Updated .

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Who was awarded contract A207_PO-0478879?

Contract A207_PO-0478879 was awarded to FISHER SCIENTIFIC COMPANY LLC by University of Virginia on September 10, 2026.

How much is contract A207_PO-0478879 worth?

Its cumulative value is $161.69.

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