Grant Term: 25-27 SL02873 UC Irvine is a part of the Doctoral Student Representative Precision Medicine Research Program. Grant is a project…

The State of California, Department of Health and Human Services, awarded a non-Information Technology services contract to the Regents of the University of California, Irvine for participation in the Doctoral Student Representative Precision Medicine Research Program. The contract, identified as 2026-737-CIAPM, carries a total contract value of $153,217.00 and is structured as a one-year grant term under the authority of California Health and Safety Code Section 130302. The performance period extends from the award date through December 15, 2028, with the work to be performed at UC Irvine's facilities.

The contract deliverable consists of UC Irvine's participation and contribution to the Doctoral Student Representative Precision Medicine Research Program as mandated by the California Institute for Precision Medicine (CIAPM) statute. The annual unit price for this grant-based engagement is $153,217.00, representing compensation for the institution's involvement in the specified research initiative. This award supports the university's role in advancing precision medicine research through doctoral student participation and representation within the program framework.