JEOL AccuTOF Dart System PM & Repair
Ended Purchasing agreement Virginia Awarded
- Contract number
- CTR025541
- Awardee
- JEOL USA INC
- Contracting organization
- Department of Forensic Science
Contract facts
- End date
- Point of contact
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- Shayla Cannady shayla.cannady@dfs.virginia.gov (804) 588-3308
Contract details come from procure.cgieva.com. Updated .
About this contract
The Virginia Purchasing Agreement CTR025541 is an Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) established by the Department of Forensic Science to procure specialized scientific instrumentation and related equipment. The contract is specifically designed to enable efficient procurement of advanced analytical instruments, with a primary focus on forensic science technology and research-grade scientific equipment. This purchasing agreement provides state agencies and authorized entities with a streamlined mechanism to acquire high-precision scientific instruments without conducting multiple separate procurement processes.
JEOL USA INC has been awarded this purchasing agreement for the Commonwealth of Virginia, with a contract performance period from April 1, 2025, through March 31, 2026. As a purchasing agreement, this IDV allows authorized Virginia state entities to access pre-negotiated pricing and terms for scientific instrumentation. The contract covers the entire Commonwealth of Virginia and provides a strategic procurement solution for state agencies requiring specialized scientific equipment. While specific contract value details are not provided, the agreement represents a targeted approach to meeting the scientific and forensic technology needs of Virginia's government institutions.
Quick answers
Who holds contract CTR025541?
Contract CTR025541 was awarded to JEOL USA INC by Department of Forensic Science in Virginia on April 1, 2025.
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