Katmai Resource Management, LLC, an Alaskan Native Corporation owned small disadvantaged business, was awarded a single-award $52 million indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract by the Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to provide ongoing human resources outsourcing (HRO) support services. Under this master contract, the CDC has issued numerous firm fixed price delivery orders for Katmai to deliver HRO functions including staffing, payroll, and benefits administration at the CDC's Pittsburgh location in Chamblee, Georgia. Katmai's 8(a) Business Development Program certification has enabled the company to receive set-aside awards from the CDC and other agencies to support specialized administrative, medical, and research services. This IDIQ contract and associated delivery orders aim to assist the CDC in achieving its public health mission by providing skilled personnel to manage human capital and administrative requirements.
Across the delivery orders highlighted, the CDC has awarded Katmai over $6 million in firm fixed price task orders to deliver HRO services such as general administrative support, HR clerk functions, and other human resources outsourcing to sustain the agency's operations in Chamblee. No set-aside designations were used for most of these specific task orders, though Katmai's status as an Alaskan Native Corporation owned small disadvantaged business has enabled the company to secure numerous set-aside awards from the CDC and other federal agencies in the past. The contracted services will help ensure the CDC's Pittsburgh location has the necessary human resources support to carry out disease control, prevention, and public health initiatives.
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