This indefinite delivery contract was awarded by the Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health National Cancer Institute to provide Biomedical Information Management and Analytic Support Services. The multiple award IDV has a potential value of $148 million over five years. Task orders issued to date include $1.56 million for data analytics, statistical analysis and bioinformatics support for genome-wide association studies under cost plus fixed fee pricing to Research Triangle Institute, and $4,072 for related services under firm fixed price to the same contractor. Work is performed in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina and aims to support the ongoing epidemiology and genetic research programs of the Division of Cancer Epidemiology and Genetics. This includes studies involving diverse data types and sources to identify genetic risk factors for cancer and other diseases. The original pre-solicitation notice sought proposals for contracts to provide data modeling, acquisition, management and analytics to enable analysis of data from epidemiological and genetic cancer research studies involving various study designs and data sources.
The IDV and resulting task orders procure data management and analytic services to support the National Cancer Institute's mission of advancing cancer research through epidemiological and genetic studies. Contractors provide expertise in data storage, coding, quality control, exchange and computational support to integrate information from international cohort studies and trials involving complex clinical, molecular and exposure data. This allows researchers to conduct genome-wide association and other integrative analyses to uncover genetic contributors to cancer.
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