BCDHP - IGA - Tobacco Education and Prevention Services

The Arizona Intergovernmental Agreement (IDV) CTR069518 is a specialized contract focused on Tobacco Education and Prevention Services (TEPS) implemented through a collaborative partnership between the Arizona Department of Health Services and the Hopi Tribe. The master agreement enables comprehensive tobacco reduction initiatives targeting youth and adult cigarette smoking, with the strategic goal of reducing smoking rates by ten percent by 2030. Key services under this IDV include strategic planning, youth coalition technical assistance, tobacco education programming, and cessation activities across the State of Arizona.

The master agreement is awarded to the Hopi Tribe, with a contract period from January 1, 2024, to December 31, 2029. As a cost reimbursement contract, the total annual contract value is $106,178.00, covering expenses such as personnel services, employee-related expenses, professional services, travel, operating expenses, capital outlay, and indirect costs. The contract is geographically scoped to Arizona and involves a federally recognized tribal government, with the Hopi Tribe maintaining an active System for Award Management (SAM) registration through August 27, 2025. The Arizona Department of Health Services serves as the contracting organization, administering this intergovernmental collaborative effort to address tobacco-related public health challenges.