The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention awarded a single award indefinite delivery contract to the Ohio Department of Health to provide Voluntary Self-Contained Public Health Emergency Response services from May 2022 through April 2027. The potential value of the contract is $5.274M. ODH serves as the prime contractor under the contract. Two firm fixed price delivery orders have been awarded against the contract to date, for $654.8K each, to provide VSCP services in Columbus, Ohio from February 2023 through May 2024 and from June 2022 through May 2027 respectively. The contract aims to procure emergency response services to support public health emergencies through 2027. No set asides were used and performances will take place in Columbus. The CDC seeks to bolster state and local emergency preparedness through arrangements such as this contract with ODH.
The Ohio Department of Health has been awarded two task orders totaling $1.309M against an indefinite delivery contract it holds as prime contractor to provide Voluntary Self-Contained Public Health Emergency Response services to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The services will support public health emergencies in Columbus, Ohio through May 2027. No subcontractors or set asides are associated with the single award contract, which has a potential value of $5.274M through its April 2027 period of performance. The CDC aims to enhance state and local capabilities through agreements of this nature.
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