The National Cancer Institute awarded a single-award indefinite delivery contract to Michigan Health and Human Services to support the Surveillance Epidemiology and End Results Program. The IDV has a potential value of $500 million and a period of performance through April 2028. Under the IDV, two firm fixed price delivery orders have been awarded to date. The first, valued at $47,805, tasks the contractor to perform SEER Research Support Registries Program Linkages and Data Management Support from September 2023 through September 2024. The second, valued at $1,000, tasks the contractor to provide support for Task Area 1 - Programmatic Meeting through August 2021.
The originating solicitation sought proposals to ramp up additional population-based central cancer registries to collect and report on cancer incidence, treatment, and survival data as part of the SEER Program. Proposals were due in February 2020 for an anticipated eight-year period of performance under multiple IDIQ contracts with a combined value between $1 billion and $500 million. Registries would be responsible for migrating their data to the SEER Data Management System according to a phased timeline. The purpose of these contracted services is to expand the SEER Program's collection and publication of cancer data across the United States to further understanding and reduction of the cancer burden.
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