Appendix A.pdf
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This notice solicits capability statements for administrative support services for Chernobyl research projects in Ukraine. The National Cancer Institute intends to modify an existing contract with the Science and Technology Center in Ukraine to add tasks supporting dosimetry for a clonal hematopoiesis study, conduct an inventory of the Chernobyl Tissue Bank, and evaluate feasibility of personal dosimetry interviews. Responsibilities under the contract include maintaining collaboration agreements, providing local staff and financial oversight of studies conducted by Ukrainian institutions, facilitating customs clearance and procurement, and compensating study subjects. Capability statements must address the scope of work and be submitted electronically by December 2nd, 2022 to be considered for award of this contract.
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APPENDIX A. TASKS FOR THE NATIONAL RESEARCH CENTER FOR RADIATION
MEDICINE (NRCRM) [Clinical Cohort of Ukrainian Cleanup Workers Project]
Option Task 14A: Dosimetry of the clonal hematopoiesis study (Six Months)
• Enter additional dosimetry questionnaire data from the TRIO study related to the cleanup mission for the 30 male and 4 female cleanup workers who continued the cleanup mission from the estimated time of conception (date of birth-38 weeks) through childbirth and afterwards into the Rockville database.
• Conduct personal dosimetry interviews with a sample of 85 cleanup workers to collect additional information on the cleanup worker’s activities.
• Calculate the red-bone marrow doses due to external irradiation from Chernobyl fallout and associated uncertainties using the RADRUE method for 581 subjects of the clonal hematopoiesis study, including 34 individuals who continued the cleanup mission from the estimated time of conception (date of birth-38 weeks) through childbirth and afterwards and 547 individuals who completed their cleanup mission before the date of childbirth minus 38 weeks.
• Provide expert input and quality control to the results of calculation of the red bone marrow doses due to external irradiation and associated uncertainties using the RADRUE method.
• Deliver to NCI a completed dataset of red-bone marrow doses due to external irradiation during the cleanup mission and residence in Pripyat for 581 subjects of the clonal hematopoiesis study. No personally identifiable information shall be sent.
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