Medical-Scientific, Administrative, and Professional-Technical Support Services (MAPSS)

CDC Pittsburgh established this Master IDIQ on August 21, 2017, to provide medical, scientific, administrative, and professional-technical support services across epidemiological studies, surveillance, surveys, data collection and analysis, environmental and chemical safety engineering, industrial hygiene, sampling, program analysis and evaluation, field training, information dissemination, and disaster response. Ordering against the vehicle closed on August 19, 2022, making this IDIQ inactive for nearly four years with no future task orders possible.

The vehicle is not worth pursuing. Ordering ceased in 2022, and the last task order was awarded on July 7, 2021—more than five years ago. All task orders have now completed or are substantially completed. Of the 17 total task orders awarded under the $45 million shared ceiling, 16 contained completion dates between 2019 and 2023, with only one extending to September 2025. The vehicle obligated $21.7 million of $26.5 million combined potential value across those orders, leaving minimal remaining capacity.

Task-order activity peaked in 2018 with seven awards, then declined sharply to one order in 2020 and two in 2021 before ceasing entirely. The representative task orders show labor-hour, time-and-materials, and firm fixed-price pricing structures, with individual ceilings ranging from roughly $110 thousand to $5.5 million. Delivery timeframes typically spanned one to two years.

Competition was narrowly concentrated. Totally Joined For Achieving Collaborative Techniques (Tjfact), LLC and Strategic Innovative Solutions LLC each captured five orders and split roughly 78 percent of the vehicle's combined potential value ($10.5 million and $9.3 million respectively). 2M Research Services LLC held four orders with $6 million potential value; the remaining two primes, TLN Worldwide Enterprises and Bebak Technologies, collectively held three orders with less than $710 thousand combined potential value. All 17 task orders funded CDC Pittsburgh programs with no multi-agency customer base.

The objective of this Master IDIQ is to provide CDC with a ready source of medical/scientific, administrative, professional/technical expertise in the areas of epidemiological studies, surveillance, surveys, data collection and analysis, environmental, chemical and safety engineering, industrial hygiene, sampling, program analysis and evaluation, field training, information dissemination, and response to disaster events both domestically in support of the environmental public health programs it conducts.