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Indefinite Delivery Contract HHSN271201600001I
Award Date
3/9/16
Last Date to Order
3/13/26
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Funding Federal Agency
National Institute on Aging
Contracting Federal Agency
National Institute on Drug Abuse
Awardee
Charles River Laboratories, Inc.
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NAICS Category
112990 - All Other Animal Production
PSC Category
AN11 - Health R&D Services; Health Care Services; Basic Research
Set-Aside Type
No Set-Aside Used
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Order Dependent (IDV only)
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None
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Single
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HHSN271201600001I
Indefinite Delivery Contract
10
Federal Contract Awards
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Posted 3/9/16, 12:00 AM
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P00006
DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF A MULTIGENOTYPIC AGED MOUSE COLONY
Other Administrative Action
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12/15/22
P00005
DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF A MULTIGENOTYPIC AGED MOUSE COLONY
Other Administrative Action
$0
2/28/22
P00004
DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF A MULTIGENOTYPIC AGED MOUSE COLONY
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$0
2/15/22
P00003
EO14042 - DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF A MULTIGENOTYPIC AGED MOUSE COLONY
Supplemental Agreement for work within scope
$0
10/14/21
P00002
DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF A MULTIGENOTYPIC AGED MOUSE COLONY
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$0
4/7/21
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Delivery Order HHSN271201600001I-75N95022F00001
The Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health National Institute on Aging awarded a $7,826,916.00 cost plus fixed fee contract to Charles River Laboratories, Inc. to develop and maintain a multigenotypic aged mouse colony. This contract supports aging research by having Charles River breed, characterize, and distribute aged rodent cohorts over a 10-year period. Charles River Laboratories has multiple indefinite delivery contracts with federal agencies like the National Institutes of Health, Food and Drug Administration, and Department of Veterans Affairs to provide research models, services, and specialty products to support their programs. This contract does not have a set-aside designation.
Charles River Laboratories, Inc.
$7.8m
3/14/22
3/13/23
3/14/22
Delivery Order HHSN271201600001I-75N95024F00001
This federal contract award to Charles River Laboratories, Inc. (doing business as Charles River) is for the development and maintenance of a multigenotypic aged mouse colony. The $5,468,684.00 cost-plus-fixed-fee contract was awarded on March 14, 2024 by the National Institute on Aging, a civilian agency within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The contract has a period of performance through March 13, 2025 and is not set aside for any specific business type. Charles River is a global contract research organization that provides a wide range of specialized research products and services to government agencies, including laboratory animals, diagnostics, and other materials critical for biomedical research. The company has numerous indefinite delivery contracts with federal agencies to efficiently procure these services over extended periods to support ongoing research programs. In this case, the award supports the National Institute on Aging's long-term aging research initiatives through the development and maintenance of a multigenotypic aged mouse colony.
Charles River Laboratories, Inc.
$5.5m
3/14/24
3/13/25
3/12/25
Delivery Order HHSN271201600001I-75N95025F00001
This federal contract award is for the development and maintenance of a multigenotypic aged mouse colony for the National Institute on Aging, a civilian government agency. The $3,004,626.00 cost-plus-fixed-fee contract was awarded to Charles River Laboratories, Inc., a global contract research organization that specializes in providing research models, laboratory services, and other products to support biomedical research and public health initiatives. The contract has a period of performance through March 13, 2026. This award is part of the National Institute on Aging's ongoing program to support long-term aging research and is not associated with any set-aside designations. Charles River has previously held other indefinite delivery contracts with the National Institute on Aging and other federal agencies to provide specialized animal models and laboratory services critical for government-funded biomedical research.
Charles River Laboratories, Inc.
$3.0m
3/14/25
3/13/26
3/6/25
Delivery Order HHSN271201600001I-75N95020F00001
This is a $4,935,751.16 cost-plus-fixed-fee contract awarded by the National Institute on Aging (NIA), a civilian agency of the U.S. government, to Charles River Laboratories, Inc. for the development and maintenance of a multigenotypic aged mouse colony. The contract has a period of performance through March 13, 2026. Charles River Laboratories is a global contract research organization that provides essential products and services to support pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and government research and development efforts. This contract supports the NIA's long-term aging research initiatives by having Charles River develop and maintain the specialized aged mouse colony. The contract does not have a set-aside designation. Charles River has held several other major indefinite delivery contracts with the NIA and other federal agencies to provide a range of specialized research animals, laboratory services, and other products critical for biomedical research.
Charles River Laboratories, Inc.
$4.9m
3/11/20
3/13/26
2/13/25
Delivery Order HHSN271201600001I-75N95023F00001
The National Institutes of Health National Institute on Aging awarded a $7,345,832 delivery order to Charles River Laboratories, Inc. to develop and maintain a multigenotypic aged mouse colony. This delivery order was issued against the company's existing indefinite delivery vehicle with the National Institute on Aging to supply aged rodent models supporting studies of aging processes. No set-aside designation was applied to this award. Charles River will utilize its expertise in disease model generation and specialized research animals to establish and care for the aged mouse colony at its facility in Wilmington, Massachusetts over the period of performance ending March 2024. The mouse models will assist the National Institute on Aging in furthering its mission to understand aging and extend healthy years of life.
Charles River Laboratories, Inc.
$7.3m
3/14/23
3/13/24
3/6/24
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Development and Maintenance of a Multigenotypic Aged Mouse Colony
Added: Jul 23, 2014 3:32 pm PRESOLICITATION NOTICEThe National Institute on Aging (NIA), National Institutes of Health (NIH), Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) intends to re-compete a requirement currently being performed under NIA Contract HHSN271201000006I. This procurement is being competed under full and open competitive procedures under FAR Part 15. It is anticipated that a single Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) type contract will be awarded on or about August 1, 2015 with a 10-year period of performance. It is expected that a solicitation will be issued on or about September 30, 2014.BACKGROUND:Current and projected experiments using rodents to model the aging processes and age-related diseases in humans require animals of defined genotype and controlled environmental and health status. Only with the meticulous, long-term control of genetic and environmental variables is it possible to maintain relevant animal models that may be used to study many of the biological and behavioral processes in aging. Therefore, a continuous supply of genetically defined, well characterized inbred and hybrid laboratory animals is essential for a program of research on aging. In 2010, NIA awarded a 9-year contract for the development and maintenance of a colony of genetically defined aged mice. This RFP contemplates award of a follow-on contract.PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES:The purpose of this contract is to develop, maintain and distribute a standing colony of aged, genetically defined laboratory mice for use by investigators in studies of aging. This colony is to be developed and maintained within controlled and defined barrier environments where animals are monitored and characterized for disease status and markers of genetic purity.PROJECT REQUIRMENTS:The Contractor shall develop, maintain and distribute a standing colony of aged mice of NIA-specified genotypes for use by investigators in studies of aging. The expected duration of this colony, and therefore of this contract, is ten years. During years 1 tough 2, animals shall be entered into the colony, but few animals shall be removed from the colony except for the purposes of monitoring health and genetic purity. However, if the need should arise, animals may be distributed from the colony at any time at the direction of the Contractor Officer's Representative (COR). During years 3 tough 7, animals shall continue to be entered into the colony and animals shall be distributed to investigators. This should be a period of stable operation with young animals entering the colony at approximately the same rate as older animals leave the colony due to distribution and normal attrition. The final period, years 8-10, will serve as the colony close-out period. Animals shall be maintained and disbursed, but entry of animals shall cease at the beginning of year 8 or when entries begin in a renewal contract colony. Thus the population in this contract colony will decline to a point of zero or very few animals at the end of year ten.The colony population at the end of each year of the nine year period should be approximately as follows:YEAR 1 10,000 YEAR 4 72,000 YEAR 7 72,000 YEAR 10 Near ZeroYEAR 2 50,000 YEAR 5 72,000 YEAR 8 50,000 YEAR 3 72,000 YEAR 6 72,000 YEAR 9 20,000The Contractor shall acquire foundation stock for four inbred strains of mice from a stock center identified by the COR and shall re-derive the stock by caesarian section or embryo transfer under barrier conditions. After re-derivation, testing to confirm genetic purity and SPF health status shall be performed on the foundation colony, and breeding colonies will be established for the four inbred strains and two derivative hybrid strains. Mice will be entered into the aging colony at levels defined in the contract Statement of Work (SOW), currently a total of 4,150 mice per month (the hybrid strains account for approximately 5% of the total entry levels).The Contractor shall provide all production space needed for the colony, including at least two independent barriers to house the colony, with independent back-up and alarm systems. Since this is an aging colony, the contractor must be prepared to house the animals for up to 2-3 years each. Mice shall be provided with sterilized food (formulation consistent with NIH31 open formula) and bedding, and environmental conditions (temperature, humidity range, light cycle, water treatment, etc.) as defined in the SOW. Mice shall be monitored weekly for signs of fighting or morbidity.Semi-annual genetic monitoring of the breeding colonies and quarterly health monitoring of the aging colonies shall be performed and reported to the COR as well as be included in the semi-annual progress reports. Genetic monitoring shall be accomplished by a panel of microsatellite markers that distinguish the inbred strains. Health monitoring shall include external exams for parasites, microbiology, serology, and histology.The Contractor shall ship the mice to investigators upon authorization from the COR or her representative, providing secure shipping crates, food and water sources, climate-controlled transport and provide a weekly inventory of the aging colony in a format approved by the COR. .REPORTS/DELIVERABLES:The following reports will be required: (1) Post-re-derivation Health and Genetic Monitoring Report; (2) Breeding Colony Development Report; (3) Semi-Annual Progress Reports; (4) Weekly Inventory Report; (5) Health Monitoring Reports; (6) Genetic Monitoring Reports; Caloric Restricted Set-Aside Body Weight Reports; (7) Individual Postmortem Reports; and (8) Final Report.OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION:The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code is 112990 with a size standard of $0.75 million.This proposed acquisition was previously publicized under sources sought notices HHS-NIH-NIDA(AG)-RDSS-14-003 and HHS-NIH-NIDA(AG)-SBSS-14-003.All responsible sources may submit a proposal which will be considered by the agency. This notice does not commit the Government to award a contract. No collect calls will be accepted. No facsimile transmissions will be accepted.
HHS-NIH-NIDA(AG)-RFP-14-003
Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health
Award Notice 1/1
7/23/14, 3:32 PM