Regulus announces new contract award to deliver critically needed hypothermia kits to Ukraine.

Virginia Beach, VA  –  Regulus was awarded a contract to supply more than 69,000 hypothermia management kits to Ukraine.  These kits will provide Ukrainian combat medics with a critical tool to save lives in the coming winter months. 

Director of Marketing and Client Experience, Paul Ekoniak explained the significance of the award saying, “As a former field medic, this contract award means a lot to me personally.  Hypothermia is a serious threat to the health of people receiving medical care outside of a hospital.  Now Regulus has the opportunity to deliver critically needed medical gear just as Ukraine begins to face the bone-chilling temperatures of their winter season.  I am grateful to be part of a Regulus family that daily does the work that matters the most for the people who need it the most.”

This contract adds to Regulus’ record as an industry leader in delivering vital medical supplies to people in need.  Regulus is deeply involved in the medical and expeditionary sectors complete with schedule II-V pharmaceutical capability.  Regulus is a Prime Vendor on a Defense Logistics Agency $516M IDIQ Medical Contract, holds a DEA/Pharmacy license, has generated over 100,000 Medical Individual First Aid Kits, and has designed, produced, integrated, and delivered multiple turn-key Level I-II Mobile Field Hospitals to Senegal, Ghana, Mexico, Mongolia, and the Bahamas.  Regulus specializes in disaster and hurricane response having provided a solution for the Bahamas, coordinating in country delivery of a mobile maritime platform within 41 days post award.  Regulus remains committed to its mission to go where others won’t to deliver when others can’t.