Notice ID: 83db984a6e0043f294496b7e763b726dAward NoticeAwarded
R&D, Support Services for Scientific and Technical Consulting Services
Awarded on January 17, 2022. Award Notice posted by HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF (FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION) on January 27, 2022. Solicitation 75F40122D00002.
NAICS 541690 (Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services). Place of performance: Washington. The description is published on SAM.gov: Full description on SAM.gov.
Awarded tounder 75F40122D00002 (source: SAM.gov award notice)• $30.0M
Description
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Overview
Agency:
Department of Health and Human ServicesFOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
Office:FDA OFFICE OF ACQ GRANT SVCS
Posted:January 27, 2022
NAICS:541690: Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services
Last Updated:Oct 8, 2026
PSC:Not specified
Response Deadline:
Not specified
Set-Aside:Not specified
Type:Award Notice
Place of Performance:Washington, 20002
Award Date:Jan 17, 2022
Award Amount (SAM.gov award notice):$30.0M
Award Overview
Award Number
75F40122D00002
Award Amount (SAM.gov award notice)
$30.0M
Award Date
Jan 17, 2022
Awardee
Awardee UEI
PKFJZHG2MLG9
Awardee CAGE Code
1D969
Original Solicitation
Notice ID: 83db984a6e0043f294496b7e763b726d
Posted Date: Jan 27, 2022
Original Response Deadline: Not specified
Contacts
Contracting Officer
Primary Contact
Erika Eam
Documents
No documents available.
Lifecycle
Solicitation:
75F40122D00002- Awarded
This opportunity has been awarded.
- AwardedCurrentJan 27, 2022
R&D, Support Services for Scientific and Technical Consulting Services
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Additional Details
Solicitation Number
75F40122D00002
Archive Date
Jan 16, 2027
Office Address
Rockville, MD, 20852