ClinicalRM Awarded Contract for Regulatory, Clinical and Technical Services to Support the US Army Medical Material Development Activity (USAMMDA)
Clinical Research Management, Inc. (ClinicalRM), a full-service Contract Research Organization providing services for basic and applied research, clinical trials, and regulatory support, announced today it was awarded a USAMMDA contract. With this contract, ClinicalRM will provide regulatory support personnel and may also provide equipment, supplies, facilities, transportations, tools, and materials necessary to support USAMMDA’s mission. The contract award number is W81XWH-13-C-0003, and is effective for 5 years, including option renewals, as of November 1, 2012.
USAMMRD supports ongoing efforts to develop new drugs, vaccines, devices, and medical support equipment that enhance readiness, endures the provision of the highest quality medical care to the Department of Defense (DoD), and maximizes the survival of medical casualties on the battlefield.
“ClinicalRM is honored to continue the support of the important USAMMDA mission throughthis new contract,” said Edie Druktenis, ClinicalRM Program Manager. “Our staff is highly qualified and have proven to be a great asset to the mission over the last couple of years to move solutions forward, developing medical material to protect and sustain the warfighter.
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