Support- Management: Data Collection

The R702 Product Service Code (PSC) encompasses support and management services focused on data collection activities across various federal government agencies. This category primarily involves gathering, processing, analyzing, and reporting diverse types of information critical to agency operations, research, and decision-making processes. Services under this PSC typically include survey administration, data compilation, information management, statistical analysis, and specialized research support tasks that require systematic data collection methodologies.

The federal contract awards in this dataset demonstrate a wide range of data collection activities, with most contracts ranging from $50,000 to $5 million and spanning one to five years. Frequent awardees include state health departments, research institutions, and specialized data services firms like Experian, Press Ganey Associates, and the Coleridge Initiative. Common funding agencies include the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Department of Veterans Affairs, National Cancer Institute, and Department of Agriculture. Many awards are not set aside, though some utilize small business, service-disabled veteran-owned, and Buy Indian Act designations. Typical places of performance include the contractors' facilities or federal agency locations, with many contracts involving remote data collection and processing.

Recent federal contract opportunities under this PSC reveal diverse data collection requirements across government agencies. Notable solicitations include the VA seeking mortgage market data services, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration requesting electric vehicle data subscriptions, and the U.S. Census Bureau seeking nationwide vehicle inventory datasets. Other opportunities involve specialized data collection such as healthcare surveys, grazing allotment assessments, and public records database services. The opportunities span multiple agencies including the Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of Agriculture, Department of the Interior, and Department of Homeland Security, with most solicitations seeking comprehensive, often subscription-based data services that support agency research, policy-making, and operational needs.