The contract carries a two-year, six-month base term, with the potential for three additional two-year, six-month extension periods. Under the fixed-price agreement, the company will maintain its supply chain obligations through December 6, 2029. The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support in Philadelphia managed the solicitation and final award process.
Cardinal Health Lands $1.5 Billion Pentagon Medical Contract
The U.S. Department of Defense has tapped Cardinal Health for a $1.5 billion supply contract, selecting the firm after a competitive bidding process that drew eight separate proposals. The deal anchors the Pentagon’s Medical Surgical Prime Vendor program, tasked with streamlining the distribution of health supplies to military facilities.
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