Blanket Purchase Agreement GS35F0526V-75N97020A00002

NTT Data Fedhealth, Inc., doing business as Nete, was awarded a blanket purchase agreement under the Multiple Award Schedule contract vehicle by the National Institutes of Health National Library of Medicine. Task orders one through three, with a total value of $16.8M, call for Nete to provide IT integration, adoption of new technologies, and communication strategy services from August 2020 through August 2023 in support of the STRIDES Initiative. Additionally, Nete was awarded a $987K bridge contract to deliver IT solutions and support for the National Library of Medicine's biomedical research programs from its place of performance in Westlake, Maryland, running from June 2020 through June 2023. Both awards utilize firm fixed pricing and were made without any subcontracting limitations or set asides. The original solicitation sought assistance with the professional information technology program, technical services, and strategic mission alignment of IT functions at the National Institutes of Health to further its biomedical research mission. Nete will leverage its expertise through the Fairfax, Maryland office to fulfill integration, adoption, communication, and general IT support needs under these multiple related contract vehicles.

The National Institutes of Health National Library of Medicine awarded NTT Data Fedhealth, Inc., doing business as Nete, blanket purchase agreements totaling approximately $17.8 million to provide IT services in support of biomedical research initiatives. Task orders under the first BPA call for Nete to support integration, adoption of new technologies, and communications strategies for the STRIDES program through August 2023. A separate bridge contract valued at $987,000 was also awarded for Nete to deliver IT solutions and assistance through the period of June 2020 to June 2023. Both awards were made using firm-fixed pricing through Nete's Multiple Award Schedule contract vehicle. Nete will perform the required IT integration, adoption, communications, and solutions work from its Fairfax, Maryland and Westlake, Maryland offices to aid the National Library of Medicine's research mission on behalf of the National Institutes of Health.