Office of Children's Health Protection

The Environmental Protection Agency Office of Children's Health Protection is a sub-office within the EPA focused on integrating children's health considerations into the agency's regulatory, research, and enforcement programs. The Office lacks a distinct contracting or grant-making apparatus of its own and instead coordinates policy and guidance across EPA divisions that hold procurement authority. No recent contract awards, grant awards, contract opportunities, or grant opportunities are recorded against the Office of Children's Health Protection or any descendant offices.

Entities pursuing federal work in children's environmental health should direct business development efforts toward the parent EPA organization or toward EPA's regional offices and program divisions (such as the Office of Air and Radiation, Office of Water, or Office of Research and Development), which hold direct contracting and grant authority. The Office of Children's Health Protection functions as a cross-cutting policy and coordination unit and does not itself award or solicit contracts or grants.