Helmer undercounter Pharmacy refrigerator ( iPR105 - GX ) i. Series 5.3 cu ft and 1 more item
State & local contract award Virginia Awarded
- Contract number
- A207_PO-0489975
- Awardee
- Helmer
- Contracting organization
- University of Virginia
- Cumulative value
- $4,845
About this award
The University of Virginia awarded contract A207_PO-0489975 to Helmer on October 9, 2026, for the procurement of specialized pharmaceutical refrigeration equipment and associated freight services. The cumulative contract value totals $4,845.40. The primary deliverable is one Helmer undercounter pharmacy refrigerator, model iPR105-GX, Series 5.3 cubic feet, priced at $4,483.64, with delivery designated to Mark N Stinnie at the University of Virginia. This unit is designed for pharmacy applications requiring temperature-controlled storage in undercounter configurations.
The contract includes standard shipping and freight charges totaling $361.76 to facilitate delivery of the refrigeration unit. No specific contract performance period dates are provided in the documentation. As a state institution located in Virginia, the University of Virginia serves as the contracting organization for this equipment acquisition. The purchase represents a routine procurement action for specialized laboratory and pharmacy equipment necessary to support the University's operational requirements.
Line items
| Item | Total |
|---|---|
| Helmer undercounter Pharmacy refrigerator ( iPR105 - GX ) i. Series 5.3 cu ft | $4,483.64 |
| Standard shipping / freight charge | $361.76 |
Award details come from logi.cgieva.com. Updated .
Quick answers
Who was awarded contract A207_PO-0489975?
Contract A207_PO-0489975 was awarded to Helmer by University of Virginia on October 9, 2026.
How much is contract A207_PO-0489975 worth?
Its cumulative value is $4,845.
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