The Ohio Department of Health (ODH), a state government entity, was awarded a $1,875 purchase order contract by a U.S. federal agency. The contract is for the delivery of specialized public health data and support services, including Enumeration at Birth (EAB) and Race and Ethnicity (RE) record services to the Social Security Administration, operation of the National Death Index (NDI) for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and technical assistance for the BioWatch program of the Department of Homeland Security. This contract is not set aside and is a firm-fixed price arrangement. ODH also holds an indefinite delivery contract with the CDC valued at $5.27 million to provide Voluntary Self-Contained Public Health Emergency Response (VSCP) services from 2022 to 2027. Under this vehicle, the CDC has awarded two task orders totaling $1,309,600 for VSCP services in Columbus, Ohio through 2027. ODH is a key provider of public health services and programs to the federal government through both contract and grant awards, supporting a wide range of critical initiatives across multiple agencies.
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