CDC Domestic Technical Administrative and Medical Support Services

This Master IDIQ established by CDC Pittsburgh on June 1, 2016, is closed to new orders as of June 30, 2021, making it inactive for business development purposes.

The vehicle contracted domestic technical, administrative, and medical support services for CDC operations, including short-term assignments and temporary duty in international locations. Work encompassed professional support services, epidemiology support, data management, laboratory services, and stakeholder engagement across domestic and international operations.

Ordering momentum declined sharply over the vehicle's active period. CDC Pittsburgh awarded 11 task orders in the first year (2016), dropping to 4 orders in 2017, 2 in 2018, and 6 in 2019. The most recent order was issued September 2, 2019—nearly seven years ago. All 23 task orders issued under the vehicle funded CDC Pittsburgh alone; no other federal agencies placed orders.

Five prime contractors shared the work, but competition was highly concentrated. Rumph & Associates, P.C. held 12 of 23 orders with $10 million in combined potential value, roughly 47% of the vehicle total. G2S Corp, Venesco LLC, and smaller players Karna LLC and Eagle Medical Services, LLC split the remainder. No set-asides were used across any task order.

Task-order values ranged from $40,233 to $4.1 million in potential value, with most orders between $250,000 and $1.3 million ceiling. Durations typically ran 12 to 18 months, with completion dates concentrated in 2021 and early 2022. The vehicle's combined potential value was $21.4 million, of which $14.4 million (67%) was obligated. Recent orders (August–September 2019) supported PEPFAR programs including epidemiology support, data management, and international laboratory branch services, employing firm fixed-price structures throughout.

This vehicle is no longer available for pursuit or expansion. Contractors interested in CDC operational support services should monitor successor vehicles or GSA schedules serving HHS.

The three categories of services included under this Master IDIQ provide a mechanism for various operational support and professional services tasks, studies, and projects to be performed for CDC throughout the United States with many tasks requiring short-term assignments or temporary duty in international locations.