The National Institutes of Health National Institute on Drug Abuse awarded an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity multiple award contract under the Scientific, Operations, and Administrative Resources to the National Institutes of Health (SOAR) vehicle. SOAR provides up to $3.6 billion in scientific, operational, and administrative resources to support the NIH's biomedical and behavioral research mission over ten years. Gap Solutions, Inc. serves as the prime contractor and receives funding through various delivery orders to provide services and resources for the National Institute on Drug Abuse's programs. Delivery orders awarded against the IDIQ have included firm-fixed price task orders ranging in value from $0 to over $3 million to be performed primarily in Rockville and Bethesda, Maryland and Herndon, Virginia through June 2026. Services procured in support of the National Institute on Drug Abuse's research include program management, data management, logistics, and staffing support. The delivery orders draw upon the SOAR contract's provision of comprehensive professional services across the National Institutes of Health's portfolio of basic and clinical research programs related to substance use disorders and public health issues.
The National Institutes of Health National Institute on Drug Abuse awarded Gap Solutions, Inc. multiple delivery orders against the Scientific, Operations, and Administrative Resources to the National Institutes of Health (SOAR) indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract to provide scientific, operational, and administrative resources supporting the agency's research mission. Delivery orders ranged in value from $0 to over $3 million under firm-fixed price arrangements for work conducted through June 2026, primarily in Maryland and Virginia locations. Services procured include program management, data management, logistics, staffing, and other professional support across the National Institutes of Health research programs focused on understanding, preventing, and treating substance use disorders.
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