Indefinite Delivery Contract 75D30122D13058

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention awarded a single-award indefinite delivery contract to the Oklahoma State Department of Health with a potential value of $3,195,320. The contract supports the National Center for Health Statistics' Vital Statistics Cooperative Program through the collection and analysis of birth and death certificate data from states, localities, and territories. No set-aside provisions were applied.

Two firm fixed price delivery orders have been issued against this contract to date. The first, valued at $239,064, involves delivering data and services through May 1, 2023 in Durham, North Carolina. The second, also valued at $239,064, requires performance in Columbus, Ohio by May 1, 2024. Both aim to support CDC public health surveillance programs through the management and improvement of the national system for collecting vital statistics.

The indefinite delivery contract and associated delivery orders indicate the Oklahoma State Department of Health will provide data and services over multiple years to aid the National Center for Health Statistics in monitoring health indicators and guiding public health policies and programs based on comprehensive vital statistics data. The single award structure and period of performance through 2027 suggest the intent is to establish a long-term government-vendor relationship to ensure a stable flow of information supporting the CDC's health surveillance mission.