The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention awarded a single-award indefinite delivery contract to the North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services with a potential value of $2.73 million. Under this contract vehicle, three firm fixed price delivery orders have been awarded to date for vital statistics cooperative program support.
The delivery orders provide funding to support various public health programs in North Dakota. The first order, awarded in January 2024 for $146,724, is for NCHS VSCP services through May 2025. The second, awarded in March 2023 for the same value, is to administer the state's Voluntary Services Compensation Program through May 2024. The third, awarded in April 2022 for the same value again, is for services assisting the North Dakota Viral Special Pathogens program through May 2023. All delivery orders have Bismarck, North Dakota listed as the place of performance. No set-asides were applied to these awards made by the Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Pittsburgh.
The purpose of these delivery orders is to support public health initiatives in North Dakota aligned with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's mission, such as collecting health-related data through the National Center for Health Statistics and controlling infectious diseases. The indefinite delivery contract vehicle streamlines the award of funding for these state-level programs.
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