The contract is part of a plan to restructure and resupply the stockpile, known as SNS 2.0, so that there are enough drugs, ventilators, personal protective equipment, and testing supplies in the event of future Covid-19 flare-ups.
The Department of Health & Human Services outlined its intentions in May to have industry partners “store and manage inventory, contract reserved capacity, and provide logistics services to allow for rapid identification of and distribution ...