The Picatinny contract between Pfizer/BioNTech and the Dept. of the Army openly speak of the mRNA Covid injection as a prototype. The mRNA platform was the goal from the beginning.
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The intent of this prototype project is to demonstrate that Pfizer has the business and logistics capability to manufacture 100M doses of its currently unapproved mRNA-based COVID-19 vaccine for the Government (b) (4) , using the Pfizer/BioNTech unique mRNA delivery system...
The prototype discussed in the contract is not the vaccine itself. The contract is for a prototype project where Pfizer had to demonstrate it can produce 100 million doses in a prescribed timeframe. The contract acknowledges the Pfizer vaccine is an unapproved mRNA delivery system.
Here is a paragraph from section 1.1 of the contract.
https://www.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/pfizer-inc-covid-19-vaccine-contract.pdf
"based on domestic manufacturing" stands out to me, because from some accounts I've heard from people that worked for Pfizer, a lot of their so-called vaxxes came from China.
That’s probably one of the drivers for this contract, Pfizer didn’t have a domestic supply chain at that time with the was capability of producing that volume.
Also there were initially very stringent cold chain logistics requirements for the vaccine. I think that was relaxed after Biden took office.