HIV/AIDS Bureau

The Health Resources and Services Administration, a sub-agency of the Department of Health and Human Services, administers federal grants supporting primary care, maternal and child health, HIV/AIDS services, workforce development, and health professions education across the United States. HRSA does not transact through federal contracts; all procurement activity is grant-based.

HRSA's grant portfolio totals 2,549 awards obligating $52.08 billion in federal dollars since 1990. Recent activity shows declining volume: 193 awards in 2022, 138 in 2023, 123 in 2024, 135 in 2025, and 9 year-to-date in 2026. The most recent recorded award date is September 1, 2026. The portfolio funds 769 distinct recipients, predominantly universities, nonprofit research and training organizations, and community health systems.

Grant recipient concentration is highly fragmented among the top five by award count, which collectively account for only 5 percent of recent awards over the last five years. JSI Research & Training Institute Inc. and Rutgers The State University Of New Jersey lead by award frequency with 7 awards each; Columbia University, Oregon Health & Science University, and the University of California San Francisco each hold 6 recent awards. JSI Research & Training Institute Inc. leads by federal dollars obligated at $68 million across its seven awards, followed by Columbia University at $38.1 million and UC San Francisco at $26.3 million. The long tail of recipients is extensive — beyond the top five, individual recipients typically hold one to three awards with modest federal shares.

Nearly all HRSA grants are Project Grants (2,540 of 2,549 awards). Formula Grants and Cooperative Agreements together account for fewer than ten awards across the five-year window.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded against HRSA. No recent grant opportunities are listed in the source material.