The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention awarded a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract to the National Opinion Research Center with a potential value of $310 million to support the National Immunization Survey from 2022 through 2028. Under the contract, NORC will provide data collection and analysis services to gather insights on vaccination rates among children and adults in the United States over the six-year period of performance.
A $0 delivery order against the IDV was also awarded to NORC for the NIS-CHILD 2023 program. Valued at $0 due to its cost-plus-fixed-fee pricing arrangement, this order will see NORC conduct public health surveys and collect data for CDC in Chicago, Illinois through December 2024. By leveraging its expertise in survey research and public health data, NORC will help the agency evaluate early childhood vaccination trends and determine progress towards related public health goals over the course of this child-focused survey effort.
The awards evidence CDC's continued reliance on NORC's capabilities to support its National Immunization Survey, a long-running program that monitors vaccination coverage nationally or within specific populations to inform immunization program planning and assessment. NORC's work under these contracts will thus aid CDC's efforts to track and drive improvements in public health.
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