SWAT Meetings to be held on site; 2 meetings per quarter and 3 more items

The Florida Department of Health has awarded a contract (C5FE2D) for tobacco prevention and youth engagement activities, with a total contract value of $1,300.00. The contract period spans from July 31, 2025, to June 30, 2026, focusing on Students Working Against Tobacco (SWAT) program implementation. The primary deliverables include quarterly requirements such as hosting two on-site SWAT meetings, conducting one tobacco prevention-related activity or observance, maintaining a minimum of seven SWAT club members, and optionally participating in additional county or statewide calls.

The contract specifies four line items with distinct performance metrics: on-site meetings (8 total at $41.67 per unit), tobacco prevention activities (4 at $83.33 per unit), membership maintenance (4 at $83.33 per unit), and optional additional engagement activities (4 at $75 per unit). These requirements suggest a structured approach to youth tobacco prevention programming, with clear quantitative and qualitative expectations for program participation and reporting. The contract appears to be a targeted intervention strategy within the Florida Department of Health's broader tobacco prevention efforts.