R&D- Medical: Mental Health (Operational Systems Development)

Code AN55
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The PSC Category AN55 covers Research and Development (R&D) focused on Medical Mental Health within Operational Systems Development. This classification encompasses scientific and technological research initiatives targeting advanced mental health diagnostics, treatment methodologies, and systemic interventions for military, clinical, and operational environments. The category specifically addresses sophisticated mental health research that integrates psychological understanding with operational performance optimization, targeting complex psychological challenges in high-stress professional settings.

No specific Federal Contract Awards were provided within the submitted materials. Typically, for R&D mental health contracts in this category, awards would range between $500,000 to $5 million, with durations spanning 12-36 months. Common funding agencies would likely include the Department of Defense, Department of Veterans Affairs, and National Institutes of Health. Contractors would predominantly include research institutions, medical universities, psychological research centers, and specialized defense contractors with expertise in mental health systems development.

No specific Federal Contract Opportunities were included in the provided materials. Potential opportunities in this PSC category would likely solicit research proposals for developing advanced psychological assessment tools, designing mental health intervention protocols for military personnel, creating predictive models for psychological resilience, or developing technological solutions for mental health monitoring in high-stress operational environments. Typical solicitations would require detailed research methodologies, clear operational applicability, and demonstrated expertise in both psychological science and systems development.

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