The Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Community Living awarded University of Southern California an indefinite-delivery indefinite-quantity multiple award contract with a potential value of $75 million. The contract aims to procure various services to support HHS ACL programs through task orders issued over a five year ordering period ending January 2029. USC will provide analytical, research, and technical support services to assist ACL in enhancing community support programs for older adults and people with disabilities. This IDV follows a partial small business set aside pre-solicitation posted in March 2023 seeking these types of services to support ACL's mission of increasing access to community supports, while reducing reliance on institutionally based care.
The originating solicitation indicates the IDV awards will be used to obtain services such as program evaluations, data analysis, and technical assistance across ACL initiatives. This may include assessing the effectiveness of initiatives supporting independent living for seniors and individuals with disabilities. Additionally, task orders under these IDVs can be used to obtain research, demonstrations, and knowledge translation to foster evidence-based practices in aging and disability policy. The prime contractor, University of Southern California, has extensive experience conducting similar work for government clients through prior contracts and grants from HHS, DOD, NIH and other federal agencies.
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