CDC Morgantown

The Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Morgantown, a civilian sub-agency within HHS, procures scientific services, equipment, and operational support for disease surveillance, environmental health research, and public health infrastructure. The Morgantown office operates as a regional hub within CDC's National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) and related environmental health programs.

CDC Morgantown closed most of its active contract portfolio in 2016, with the most recent recorded award issued on March 28, 2016. The agency has issued 3,737 federal contract awards cumulatively since June 1997, with peak activity between 2012 and 2015. Annual awards declined sharply from 247 in 2012 to 162 in 2013, remained stable at 153 to 162 awards in 2014 and 2015, then dropped to 9 awards in 2016. The portfolio carries combined potential value of $261.1 million, with $78.8 million obligated to date. A highly fragmented contractor base of 1,399 distinct primes has been awarded across the portfolio history, indicating no single vendor dominance.

Set-asides are minimal in the portfolio. Ninety-nine percent of awards (3,692 awards) carry no set-aside designation. Small business awards total 22 (1% of the portfolio), comprising 8 reserved small-business awards, 10 competitive 8(a) awards, 4 sole-source 8(a) awards, and 1 award with 8(a) HUBZone preference. The concentration of non-set-aside activity reflects the specialized scientific and technical nature of NIOSH-aligned procurement, which typically requires established laboratory capabilities and occupational health expertise.

No recent contract opportunities or contract awards are recorded against CDC Morgantown. The decade-long gap between the most recent award (March 2016) and the current date (October 2026) suggests that active procurement or contracting operations may have relocated to another CDC office, shifted to parent-agency contracting mechanisms, or transitioned to grant-based funding structures. Firms currently seeking CDC Morgantown contract work should verify whether this office remains an active contracting entity or whether relevant solicitations are now issued through alternate CDC regional or national contracting offices.