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Preclinical Assessment of Naloxone Adequacy to Reverse Polysubstance Use-Induced Respiratory Depression — In Vivo Validation

Health and Human Services, Department of → FOOD and DRUG Administration → FDA Office of ACQ GRANT SVCSPresolicitationSolicitation 75F40126Q00382

Response deadline

Thu, Sep 10, 2026, 3:00 PM EDT

Product Service Code

PSC AN12
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Opportunity details

NAICS
541714
Notice type
Presolicitation
Set-aside
No Set aside used
Original posted
August 26, 2026
Last updated
August 30, 2026
Notice ID
b587aac3a76a4528bd4298359acde021

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