Opportunity
University of Missouri Ionwave #27-0060
Veterinary Blood Products for University of Missouri Veterinary Medicine
Posted
November 13, 2026
Respond By
December 07, 2026
Identifier
27-0060
NAICS
621991, 424210
The University of Missouri is seeking a supplier for recurring and as-needed veterinary blood products for clinical and research use. - Buyer: University of Missouri System, UM Procurement, for the Department of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery and Veterinary Health Center. - Named OEM: Alvedia — named for the Feline A+B Lab Kit; no other product manufacturers or vendors are identified. - Weekly standing orders: 3 bags of 125 mL canine packed red blood cells (PRBCs) and 1 bag of 250 mL canine PRBCs, both specified as 1, 5, 7 negative; plus 1 bag of 20 mL Type A feline PRBCs every other week. - As-needed products: Canine PRBCs (125 mL and 250 mL), canine whole blood (250 mL and 500 mL), canine fresh frozen plasma (120 mL and 240 mL), 100 mL platelet concentrate, 1 unit of lyophilized cryoprecipitate, 5 g lyophilized albumin, and an Alvedia Feline A+B Lab Kit (20 tests per kit). These are not guaranteed purchase quantities. - Delivery and supply requirements: Deliver to Vet Med & Surgery, Clydesdale Hall, Room A381, Columbia, Missouri. Standing-order freight is prepaid and added, with a flat weekly freight charge requested. Order decreases may be reported by noon Eastern Time on the Monday of the shipment week. - Term: One initial year with four optional one-year renewals.
Description
The University of Missouri is seeking bids for the furnishing and delivery of veterinary blood products for clinical and research use. The awardee will provide specified canine packed red blood cells weekly and feline packed red blood cells every other week, along with other blood products available for as-needed purchase. Standing orders are to be shipped to the Department of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery in Columbia, Missouri, with freight prepaid and added. The initial contract term is one year, with options to renew for four additional one-year periods.