The National Institutes of Health National Cancer Institute awarded an indefinite delivery contract to the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment to support the Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results Program. The SEER Program collects cancer incidence and survival data nationally from May 2021 through April 2028.
Under the IDV, the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment will provide cancer registries data management and linkages through April 2028 with a potential value of $500 million. Specific task orders include $50,099 for registries programs, linkages, and data management assistance from September 2023 through September 2024. An additional $1,000 task order was placed for a programmatic meeting to discuss Task Area 1 under the SEER Program in Denver by August 2021.
The original solicitation sought additional population-based central cancer registries to collect and report cancer incidence, treatment, and survival data as part of expanding the SEER Program. Proposals were due in February 2020 for consideration of multiple IDIQ contracts worth $1-500 million over eight years to designated data collectors using the SEER*DMS data management system. No set-asides were specified. Places of performance are registrars' locations for their legally defined coverage areas.
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