JFRD Pharmaceuticals
Background The City of Jacksonville's Fire and Rescue Department is seeking bids for JFRD Pharmaceuticals to establish a source of supply for various pharmaceutical items. The goal is to obtain pricing commitments and ensure the capability of suppliers to provide the necessary products and services as outlined in the bid documents.
Work Details The contract involves supplying pharmace…
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