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Dr. Michael Rieder × Patented Medicine Prices Review Board Canada

Contract history and spending analysis between Dr. Michael Rieder and Patented Medicine Prices Review Board Canada.

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Total Contracts

6

Total Value

$115.1K

Competitive %

100%

Fiscal Years Active

6

2018-2019 to 2024-2025

Solicitation Breakdown

Competitive: 100% (6)
Non-competitive: 0% (0)

Commodity Breakdown

Commodity TypeContractsTotal Value
S6$115.1K

Contracts

DateValueDescriptionCommodityDetails
2024-04-01$20.0KScientific consultantsSView
2023-04-05$26.0KScientific consultantsSView
2021-04-01$17.0KScientific consultantsSView
2020-04-01$17.4KScientific consultantsSView
2019-04-01$17.2KScientific consultantsSView
2018-04-01$17.5KScientific consultantsSView
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