The University of Southern California (USC) Department of Contracts and Grants Division has been awarded a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) with a $10,000,000 ceiling value by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate. The IDC, titled "PHASE III BOAS USC NATIONAL CENTER FOR RISK AND ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF TERRORISM EVENTS (CREATE)," enables DHS to issue task orders for research, analysis, and services related to counterterrorism efforts.
Under this IDC, DHS has awarded multiple delivery orders to USC, including a $2,272,534.50 fixed-price order for the STAMINA III project to analyze emerging trends and innovations for the homeland security enterprise, a $506,736.43 fixed-price order for STAMINA R&D transition support services, a $550,000 fixed-price order for CREATE anti-terrorism research, and other task orders valued at hundreds of thousands to over $1 million for data governance, technology transfer, migration studies, and general research and development support. The work is primarily performed at USC's campus in Los Angeles, California, and leverages the university's extensive expertise in areas like engineering, computer science, social sciences, and analytical services provided to various federal agencies.
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