CDC-RFA-PS25-0008 medical monitoring project

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) National Center for HIV/AIDS awarded a $1,034,315 Cooperative Agreement to the Florida Department of Health, Office of Deputy Secretary For Operations, effective September 30, 2025, through September 29, 2030, under the HIV Prevention and Surveillance Activities—Health Department Based program (CFDA 93.940). The Florida Department of Health will conduct the Medical Monitoring Project, collecting behavioral and clinical data on adults living with HIV to support epidemiological surveillance, case management, and health outcome tracking. This initiative contributes to the CDC's broader effort to monitor HIV incidence and prevalence across the United States while informing HIV prevention policy and resource allocation at the state level.

The award supports surveillance data collection activities consistent with the program's focus on establishing and maintaining effective HIV prevention and surveillance infrastructure. As a designated 93% prime recipient of federal awards, the Florida Department of Health leverages existing capacity in public health program administration and laboratory operations to deliver surveillance services. The five-year project period aligns with standard CDC cooperative agreement terms, with continuation of funding in subsequent budget periods contingent upon satisfactory progress documentation and federal fund availability.