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Office of Procurement, Acquisition and Logistics (OPAL)

 

About the NAC National Contract Service (NCS)

NAC Offices:
Business Resource Service  |  Commodity & Services Acquisition Service  |  Denver Logistics Center  |  Federal Supply Schedule Service  |  National Contract Service

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The National Contract Service (NCS) consists of 5 Divisions:  High-Tech Medical Equipment (HTME) Contracts, HTME Ordering, PACS and Laundry, Pharmaceutical, and Prime Vendor.

NCS currently has national contracting responsibility for 3 major commodities:  HTME, pharmaceuticals, and prime vendor (pharmaceutical and subsistence).

 
Connect with NCS
Name/Title/Email Telephone
General Inquiries (708) 786-5250
Frances DeRosa, Director (708) 786-4920
Marissa Wright, Chief HTME Contract Administration (708) 786-5933
Erika Moreno, Chief Pharmaceutical (708) 786-5921
Ronald Jenkins, Chief Prime Vendor (708) 786-4929
Frank Zacchigna, Chief PACS and Laundry (708) 786-4979
Regina Blair, Chief High Tech Med (773) 994-4652
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