ATTACHMENT 5 - Pallets Sent By Repacker to CMOP Station in 2025.xlsx
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- Solicitation number
- 36C77026R00040004
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This is an attachment presenting projected pallet shipment volumes for pharmaceutical repackaging services across multiple CMOP (Centralized Mail-Out Pharmacy) distribution stations in 2025. The document outlines baseline forecasted shipping quantities that a repacker contractor must be prepared to handle, with a total of 4,294 pallets anticipated for the year across seven geographically distributed facilities operated by the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration.
The Charleston, SC facility (site 766) represents the highest volume requirement at 1,061 pallets, followed by Lancaster, TX (site 763) at 661 pallets and Murfreesboro, TN (site 764) at 735 pallets. The remaining facilities—Hines, IL (765); Leavenworth/Shawnee, KS (760); Chelmsford, MA (761); and Tucson, AZ (762)—are projected to receive between 173 and 593 pallets annually. This attachment serves as a planning tool for the pharmaceutical repackaging services contract (36C77026R0004) and establishes expected throughput capacity requirements that prospective contractors must demonstrate capability to meet.
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Other files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| S06 36C77026R0004 0004.pdf | ||
| S02 RFP 36C77026R0004.pdf | ||
| S02 Pricing Schedule_R0004_Final_Updated 5-12-26.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| P09 Performance Work Statement_Repacker_7-16-26.pdf |
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Sheet1
| Total Number of Pallets Shipped by Repacker to CMOP Stations in 2025 | Total | ||||||
| Charleston, SC (766) | Hines, IL (765) | Murfreesboro, TN (764) | Leavenworth/Shawnee, KS (760) | Chelmsford, MA (761) | Lancaster, TX (763) | Tucson, AZ (762) | |
| 532 | 1061 | 735 | 539 | 173 | 661 | 593 | 4294 |
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