The Defense Health Agency has awarded a $1,035,810.08 firm-fixed price contract to Afrims Thai Component, a division of the U.S. Military Health System, for infectious disease surveillance services at Royal Thai Army medical facilities in Thailand. This 5-year contract supports the agency's efforts to monitor the occurrence of various pathogens, including diarrheal, antimicrobial resistant, sexually transmitted, respiratory, febrile, and environmental pathogens, in the region. The contract, which was not set aside, requires Afrims Thai Component to provide non-personal services such as field advertisement, subject enrollment, sample collection and processing, point-of-care and preliminary lab testing, sample storage, and transporting samples to a central lab. This contract award is related to a previous Request for Information from the Defense Health Agency seeking industry capabilities for an infectious disease surveillance research project in Thailand.
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