Grant Term: 25-27 SL02873 The Leland Stanford University is a part of the Doctoral Student Representative Precision Medicine Research Program. Grant…

The California Secretary of Health and Human Services awarded a non-information technology services contract to Stanford University under agreement 2026-741-CIAPM for participation in the Doctoral Student Representative Precision Medicine Research Program. The contract, valued at $155,000, was executed on June 15, 2026, with a completion date of December 15, 2028. The engagement is structured as a one-year grant term (Grant Term 25-27 SL02873) under the authority of California Health and Safety Code Section 130302, which mandates the California Institute for Precision Medicine's (CIAPM) program activities.

Stanford University will serve as the prime contractor delivering research services related to the Doctoral Student Representative Precision Medicine Research Program throughout the contract period. The annual contract value of $155,000 represents compensation for the university's participation in this statutory research initiative, with performance expected to extend across the 2.5-year contract duration through December 2028. This agreement falls within the classification of non-IT services for agreements between the state and public universities, reflecting the collaborative research partnership established between the California Health and Human Services agency and the university.