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65--MICONAZOLE NITRATE POWDER

Award Notice. Posted by DLA TROOP SUPPORT. No response date stated.

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The notice as published

FieldAs posted
Notice typeAward Notice
Solicitation numberSPE2DP26T4835
PostedSep 22, 2026
Responses closenot stated
Buying officeDLA TROOP SUPPORT
DepartmentDEPT OF DEFENSE
NAICS424210 Drugs and Druggists' Sundries Merchant Wholesalers
PSC65
Awarded toUNITED SPIRIT OF AMERICA INC for $28.5K

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NameRoleEmail
James Scaperotto445-737-8290not stateddla.trpsptautoKO@dla.mil

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NAICS 424210 in numbers

4,518,206awards on recordFY2001 to FY2026
$82.36Bobligatedmedian award $3.1K
317vendors that won4.4 offers on average
2open notices now2 posted in 90 days
65ending within 12 months$15.17M last time
AI-written from the numbers on this page

The federal government buys drugs and druggist supplies primarily through DLA Troop Support, which accounts for over half of all spending in this category. The VA's Central Mail Order Pharmacies and other VA facilities also make significant purchases. Most awards go to small orders: the median award is $3,100. Only 317 distinct vendors have won contracts, suggesting limited competition despite the large total market of $82.36 billion over 25 years. Most awards carry no small business set-aside, though a small number are reserved for service-disabled veteran-owned, women-owned, and other designated businesses.

The typical award size of $3,100 indicates this market consists of many small, routine purchases rather than large contracts. A firm considering entry should expect high transaction volume but modest individual order values. With only 317 vendors sharing $82.36 billion, successful suppliers likely operate at scale or hold standing agreements that generate repeated orders. The concentration of buying power at DLA Troop Support and VA facilities means winning their business is critical to success in this sector.

Two active notices are currently open. Sixty-five contracts worth $15.17 million will end within the next 12 months, creating potential recompete opportunities. Firms should monitor DLA Troop Support and VA procurement channels closely for upcoming solicitations, as these agencies control the vast majority of federal spending for pharmaceutical wholesale distribution.

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2 open notices right now, 1 closing within seven days. The newest 5:

PostedNoticeBuyerNAICSSet-asideDue
Oct 2, 2026Billings Area Pharmacy Reverse Distribution ServiceSolicitation ยท Billings MTBILLINGS AREA INDIAN HEALTH SVC424210Oct 17, 2026
Sep 22, 202665--MICONAZOLE NITRATE POWDERAward NoticeDLA TROOP SUPPORT424210not stated
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