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6 Open NAICS 621511 Solicitations — Dept Of Defense

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6 open NAICS 621511 solicitations are currently posted by Dept Of Defense. Over the past 12 months, 16 solicitations were posted in this category.

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  • 172 AW Lab Services IDIQ

    DEPT OF DEFENSEDue Aug 26, 2026

    • The contract requires the contractor to provide laboratory services for the 172nd Medical Group, supporting support of their operations. • Offerors must be able to complete laboratory services as needed, with minimal overlap or disruption to existing operations. • Quantities listed are estimated ordering quantities for evaluation purposes only, and 2% contingency for any unforeseen needs. • The contract requires the contractor to provide laboratory services for the Army Medical Department Activity, supporting support of their operations. • The contractor must utilize commercially available analytical products and reagents required by Army personnel as specified in AR 660-10 (Prohibited Material). • Quantities listed are estimated ordering quantities for evaluation purposes only, with a maximum order quantity limit of $200,000 per month. • The contract requires the contractor to meet Army quality and documentation requirements to support Army health records.

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