The Defense Health Agency awarded an indefinite delivery contract to The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory LLC with a potential value of $100 million. According to the description, the contract is for essential services for enterprise-wide system engineering evaluation and development of new technologies risk reduction efforts and design, development, optimization, and sustainment of operational readiness.
Ten task orders have been issued against this contract to date. These task orders primarily relate to providing analytical and advisory services to support the Defense Health Agency's programs in biosurveillance, medical logistics, and science and technology management. Services include data analysis, technology assessments, program evaluation, and recommendations to enhance clinical and business practices. The task orders have values ranging from $400,000 to $3.87 million, period of performances from one to three years, and all require work to be performed in Laurel, Maryland by The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory LLC as the prime contractor.
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