MAS - Ihrc, Incorporated - GS07F354AA

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

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Multiple Award Schedule

FSC Group: Information Technology FSC Class: DA01, R408

Contract number: GS-07F-354AA

Contract period: August 14, 2023 - August 13, 2028

IHRC, Incorporated

2 Ravinia Dr. Ste 1200

Atlanta, GA 30346-2130

Phone: (678) 615-3220

Fax: (770) 559-6352 www.ihrc.com

Contract Administration:

Feda Masseoud feda.masseoud@ihrc.com

(678) 615-3220

Business size: Minority Woman-Owned Small Business

For more information on ordering go to the following website: https://www.gsa.gov/schedules.

Price list current as of Modification #PS-0033 effective June 17, 2024.

*This is the MOST RECENTLY awarded Contractor Initiated Modification and does NOT include any Mass Modifications

Prices Shown Herein are Net (discount deducted) http://www.ihrc.com/ https://www.gsa.gov/schedules

CUSTOMER INFORMATION

1a. Table of awarded special item number(s) with appropriate cross-reference to item descriptions and awarded price(s).

SINs SIN Title

541380 Testing Laboratory Services

541611 Management and financial consulting, acquisition and grants management support, and business program and project management services.

1b. Identification of the lowest priced model number and lowest unit price for that model for each special item number awarded in the contract. This price is the Government price based on a unit of one, exclusive of any quantity/dollar volume, prompt payment, or any other concession affecting price. Those contracts that have unit prices based on the geographic location of the customer, should show the range of the lowest price, and cite the areas to which the prices apply. See Page 4

1c. If the Contractor is proposing hourly rates, a description of all corresponding commercial job titles, experience, functional responsibility and education for those types of employees or subcontractors who will perform services shall be provided. If hourly rates are not applicable, indicate “Not applicable” for this item. See Page 4

2. Maximum order:

SINs Maximum Order

541380 $250,000

541611 $1,000,000

3. Minimum order: $100

4. Geographic coverage (delivery area). Domestic

5. Point(s) of production (city, county, and State or foreign country). N/A

6. Discount from list prices or statement of net price. Government Net Prices (discounts already deducted.)

7. Quantity discounts. None

8. Prompt payment terms. Information for Ordering Offices: Prompt payment terms cannot be negotiated out of the contractual agreement in exchange for other concessions. Net 30 days

9. Foreign items (list items by country of origin). Not Applicable

10a. Time of delivery. (Contractor insert number of days.) To Be Determined at the Task Order level

10b. Expedited Delivery. Items available for expedited delivery are noted in this price list. Contact contractor

10c. Overnight and 2-day delivery. Contact contractor

10d. Urgent Requirements. Contact contractor

11. F.O.B. point(s). Destination

12a. Ordering address(es). Same as Contractors Address

12b. Ordering procedures: See Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 8.405-3

13. Payment address(es). Same as Contractors Address

14. Warranty provision. Not Applicable.

15. Export packing charges, if applicable. Not Applicable

16. Terms and conditions of rental, maintenance, and repair (if applicable). Not Applicable

17. Terms and conditions of installation (if applicable). Not Applicable

18a. Terms and conditions of repair parts indicating date of parts price lists and any discounts from list prices (if applicable). Not Applicable

18b. Terms and conditions for any other services (if applicable). Not Applicable)

19. List of service and distribution points (if applicable). Not Applicable

20. List of participating dealers (if applicable). Not Applicable

21. Preventive maintenance (if applicable). Not Applicable

22a. Special attributes such as environmental attributes (e.g., recycled content, energy efficiency, and/or reduced pollutants). Not Applicable

22b. If applicable, indicate that Section 508 compliance information is available for the information and communications technology (ICT) products and services and show where full details can be found (e.g., contractor’s website or other location.) The ICT Accessibility standards can be found at:

www.Section508.gov/. Not Applicable

23. Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) number. J5CLFUQPKAR1

24. Notification regarding registration in System for Award Management (SAM) database. Contractor registered and active in SAM http://www.section508.gov/

COMPANY OVERVIEW

IHRC is a minority-woman-owned international consulting and professional services corporation located in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Our key executives average more than 20 years of experience each in public health science, consulting, program management, planning, budget evaluation, administration, health informatics, or Information Technology.

Founded in 2007, IHRC provides:

● Scientific and operational support to federal and state government

● Infectious and chronic disease consulting to domestic and international organizations

● Microbial bioinformatics support for public health, bioterrorism preparedness, diagnostics development, antimicrobial agent design, and vaccine development.

● Healthcare informatics and information technology (IT) support to public and private sector organizations

IHRC was founded in science.

Science remains the core of our company and the foundation upon which our broader capabilities are built.

IHRC's largest client is the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) for whom we've executed more than one hundred ninety (190) combined past and present contracts. Currently, about 44 IHRC consultants are serving HHS' mission at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Food and Drug Administration, and

Health Resources and Services Administration in roles that include such disciplines as epidemiology, bioinformatics, genetics, information systems, data management, statistical analysis/modeling, microbiology, health communications, and administrative support. Many of these roles provide agencies with statistical support, data analytics, and mathematical modeling in both domestic and international settings.

IHRC managers maintain close communication with IHRC staff and client managers. We keep abreast of developments in the domain and the supporting technologies so that we may contribute materially to a program’s strategic and tactical activities. We maintain active networks of top experts in most fields of professional scientific services, and our academic and industry partnerships broaden our knowledge base and enable us to quickly locate resources.

Management expertise aside, our highly skilled and dedicated employees are the basis of our success. Our excellent benefits package and our focus on supporting and investing in our staff members help us to achieve consistently high staff retention.

Labor Category

August 14, 2023 - August 13, 2024 Year 11

GSA PRICE including IFF

August 14, 2024 - August 13, 2025 Year 12

GSA PRICE including IFF

August 14, 2025 - August 13, 2026 Year 13

GSA PRICE including IFF

August 14, 2026 - August 13, 2027 Year 14

GSA PRICE including IFF

August 14, 2027 - August 13, 2028 Year 15

GSA PRICE including IFF

Epidemiologist V $128.59 $132.04 $135.58 $139.21 $142.94

Epidemiologist IV $85.01 $87.28 $89.62 $92.02 $94.49

Epidemiologist III $76.06 $78.10 $80.19 $82.34 $84.54

Epidemiologist II $65.02 $66.76 $68.55 $70.39 $72.27

Epidemiologist I $53.71 $55.15 $56.63 $58.16 $59.72

Biologist/Microbiologist VIII $102.22 $104.96 $107.77 $110.66 $113.62

Biologist/Microbiologist VII $94.02 $96.53 $99.12 $101.78 $104.51

Biologist/Microbiologist VI $83.67 $85.91 $88.22 $90.59 $93.02

Biologist/Microbiologist V $74.80 $76.81 $78.86 $80.98 $83.14

Biologist/Microbiologist IV $68.86 $70.70 $72.59 $74.54 $76.53

Biologist/Microbiologist III $63.67 $65.37 $67.12 $68.93 $70.77

Biologist/Microbiologist II $58.05 $59.60 $61.20 $62.84 $64.52

Biologist/Microbiologist I $52.53 $53.94 $55.39 $56.87 $58.39

Chemist VIII $103.29 $106.07 $108.91 $111.83 $114.82

Chemist VII $98.12 $100.75 $103.45 $106.22 $109.07

Chemist VI $91.03 $93.47 $95.98 $98.55 $101.19

Chemist V $84.47 $86.74 $89.07 $91.46 $93.90

Chemist IV $75.65 $77.67 $79.76 $81.89 $84.09

Chemist III $69.50 $71.37 $73.28 $75.24 $77.26

Chemist II $63.98 $65.69 $67.46 $69.26 $71.11

Chemist I $59.93 $61.53 $63.18 $64.88 $66.62

Bioinformatician VI $213.79 $219.53 $225.41 $231.46 $237.66

Bioinformatician V $179.24 $184.05 $188.99 $194.06 $199.25

Bioinformatician IV $123.59 $126.90 $130.31 $133.80 $137.39

Bioinformatician III $101.28 $103.99 $106.78 $109.64 $112.58

Bioinformatician II $87.94 $90.30 $92.72 $95.20 $97.75

13, 2024 Year 11

GSA PRICE including IFF

August 14, 2024 - August 13, 2025 Year 12

GSA PRICE including IFF

August 14, 2025 - August 13, 2026 Year 13

GSA PRICE including IFF

August 14, 2026 - August 13, 2027 Year 14

GSA PRICE including IFF

August 14, 2027 - August 13, 2028 Year 15

GSA PRICE including IFF

Bioinformatician I $75.93 $77.96 $80.05 $82.20 $84.40

Statistician VI $163.74 $168.13 $172.63 $177.26 $182.01

Statistician V $145.37 $149.27 $153.27 $157.38 $161.60

Statistician IV $134.33 $137.92 $141.62 $145.42 $149.32

Statistician III $104.78 $107.59 $110.47 $113.43 $116.47

Statistician II $84.42 $86.69 $89.02 $91.41 $93.85

Statistician I $77.90 $79.99 $82.14 $84.33 $86.59

Mathematical Modeler IV $141.23 $145.02 $148.91 $152.90 $157.00

Mathematical Modeler III $109.30 $112.23 $115.24 $118.34 $121.51

Mathematical Modeler II $102.69 $105.44 $108.26 $111.16 $114.15

Mathematical Modeler I $84.42 $86.69 $89.02 $91.41 $93.85

Scientific Database Manager IV $106.54 $109.39 $112.32 $115.34 $118.43

Scientific Database Manager III $78.63 $80.74 $82.90 $85.13 $87.41

Scientific Database Manager II $57.36 $58.90 $60.48 $62.11 $63.77

Scientific Database Manager I $49.47 $50.80 $52.16 $53.56 $54.99

Laboratory Tech/Coordinator III $75.40 $77.42 $79.50 $81.62 $83.81

Laboratory Tech/Coordinator III $62.38 $64.05 $65.76 $67.53 $69.34

Laboratory Tech/Coordinator I $54.03 $55.48 $56.97 $58.50 $60.07

Public Health Analyst/Advisor III $104.61 $107.42 $110.30 $113.25 $116.28

Public Health Analyst/Advisor II $88.89 $91.26 $93.71 $96.22 $98.80

Public Health Analyst/Advisor I $70.47 $72.35 $74.29 $76.28 $78.33

Health Communicator/Educator III $132.43 $135.98 $139.63 $143.37 $147.20

Health Communicator/Educator II $85.36 $87.65 $89.99 $92.40 $94.88

Health Communicator/Educator I $57.20 $58.73 $60.30 $61.91 $63.58

Program Manager $145.40 $149.30 $153.30 $157.41 $161.63

Project/Contract Manager $101.87 $104.60 $107.41 $110.29 $113.24

13, 2024 Year 11

GSA PRICE including IFF

August 14, 2024 - August 13, 2025 Year 12

GSA PRICE including IFF

August 14, 2025 - August 13, 2026 Year 13

GSA PRICE including IFF

August 14, 2026 - August 13, 2027 Year 14

GSA PRICE including IFF

August 14, 2027 - August 13, 2028 Year 15

GSA PRICE including IFF

Regulatory Affairs Specialist III $123.56 $126.87 $130.27 $133.75 $137.34

Regulatory Affairs Specialist II $102.02 $104.75 $107.56 $110.44 $113.40

Regulatory Affairs Specialist I $86.13 $88.43 $90.80 $93.24 $95.74

Program Analyst/Consultant IV $123.65 $126.96 $130.37 $133.86 $137.45

Program Analyst/ Consultant III $93.50 $96.01 $98.58 $101.22 $103.93

Program Analyst/Consultant II $74.08 $76.06 $78.10 $80.19 $82.34

Program Analyst/Consultant I $65.55 $67.30 $69.11 $70.96 $72.87

Administrative Assistant IV $68.35 $70.19 $72.07 $74.01 $75.99

Administrative Assistant III $60.00 $61.61 $63.26 $64.96 $66.70

Administrative Assistant II $53.04 $54.46 $55.92 $57.42 $58.96

Administrative Assistant I $48.18 $49.47 $50.80 $52.16 $53.56

Quality Assurance/Control Manager $86.90 $89.23 $91.62 $94.08 $96.59

Quality Assurance/Control Specialist

IV

$81.28 $83.46 $85.69 $87.99 $90.35

Quality Assurance/Control Specialist

III

$72.79 $74.74 $76.75 $78.80 $80.92

Quality Assurance/Control Specialist

II

$58.09 $59.65 $61.25 $62.89 $64.57

Quality Assurance/Control Specialist I

$43.42 $44.57 $45.77 $47.00 $48.26

Veterinary Medical Officer $93.09 $95.59 $98.15 $100.78 $103.48

Animal Health / Veterinary Technician IV

$63.43 $65.13 $66.87 $68.66 $70.51

Animal Health / Veterinary Technician III

$51.50 $52.88 $54.30 $55.75 $57.24

Animal Health / Veterinary Technician II

$42.79 $43.94 $45.12 $46.33 $47.57

Animal Health / Veterinary Technician I

$35.34 $36.28 $37.26 $38.26 $39.28

Subject Matter Expert V $324.48 $333.18 $342.11 $351.27 $360.69

13, 2024 Year 11

GSA PRICE including IFF

August 14, 2024 - August 13, 2025 Year 12

GSA PRICE including IFF

August 14, 2025 - August 13, 2026 Year 13

GSA PRICE including IFF

August 14, 2026 - August 13, 2027 Year 14

GSA PRICE including IFF

August 14, 2027 - August 13, 2028 Year 15

GSA PRICE including IFF

Subject Matter Expert IV $273.14 $280.46 $287.98 $295.70 $303.63

Subject Matter Expert III $221.64 $227.59 $233.68 $239.95 $246.38

Subject Matter Expert II $199.09 $204.43 $209.91 $215.54 $221.31

Subject Matter Expert I $176.75 $181.48 $186.35 $191.35 $196.47

Management / Operations Business Analyst II

$106.08 $108.92 $111.84 $114.83 $117.90

Management / Operations Data Analyst II

$89.84 $92.25 $94.72 $97.26 $99.87

Management / Operations Data Analyst III

$123.38 $126.68 $130.08 $133.56 $137.14

Management / Operations Data Manager

$79.86 $81.99 $84.19 $86.45 $88.77

Management / Operations Business Manager/Program Manager

$175.34 $180.03 $184.86 $189.81 $194.90

Business Operations Manager $66.68 $68.46 $70.30 $72.18 $74.12

Operations Project Manager $123.43 $126.73 $130.13 $133.61 $137.19

Epidemiologist V

Provides expert epidemiologic, scientific, and technical leadership in designing and conducting epidemiologic investigations. The duties described in this position encompass advanced professional analytical work in the surveillance, detection, research, and prevention of diseases and injuries.

Work involves overseeing and conducting advanced-level professional epidemiologic work by developing and designing methods of collecting, analyzing, and disseminating data and performing appropriate research in areas important to public health. Performs advanced and specialized professional work, including extensive applied research in a specific field, such as chronic disease, infectious disease, maternal and child health, environmental health, injury clusters, trend analysis, geographic distribution of disease, or other specific epidemiology program areas.

Education Requirements: Master’s Degree

Minimum Years of Experience: 10 years

Education Substitutions: PhD with 5+ years of experience

Epidemiologist IV

Responsible for carrying out a broad and complex range of investigative and analytical epidemiologic activities related to the surveillance, detection, and prevention of diseases and injuries. Works independently or as an experienced team or project member, providing epidemiologic expertise for specific programs or more complex individual epidemiologic analyses. This level of epidemiologic work includes developing and designing methods of collecting, analyzing, and disseminating data and requires a general — and in some cases specific — understanding of program processes and methods for prevention, intervention, and control of diseases of public health importance.

Education Requirements: Master’s Degree

Minimum Years of Experience: 5 years

Education Substitutions: None

Epidemiologist III

Responsible for carrying out a range of investigative and analytical epidemiologic activities related to the surveillance, detection, and prevention of diseases and injuries. Works as a team or project member, under the direction of a Senior Epidemiologist, conducting routine epidemiologic functions comprising surveillance, data collection, data analysis using basic epidemiologic methods, and assistance with epidemiologic investigations.

Education Requirements: Master’s Degree

Minimum Years of Experience: 0 years

Epidemiologist II

Responsible for carrying out limited investigative and analytical epidemiologic activities related to the surveillance, detection, and prevention of diseases and injuries. Works as a supervised team or project member, under the direction of a Senior Epidemiologist, conducting routine epidemiologic functions comprising surveillance, data collection, data analysis using basic epidemiologic methods, and assistance with epidemiologic investigations.

Education Requirements: Master’s Degree

Epidemiologist I

Responsible for aiding in the investigative and analytical epidemiologic activities related to the surveillance, detection, and prevention of diseases and injuries. Works closely with team or project member with limited responsibility, under the direction of an Epidemiologist, conducting routine epidemiologic functions comprising data collection and limited data analysis using basic epidemiologic methods, with limited responsibilities related to surveillance performance of epidemiologic investigations.

Education Requirements: Master’s Degree

Biologist/Microbiologist VIII

Serves as a principal investigator/subject matter expert on difficult biological/microbiological research studies requiring management of complex topics and/or team(s). The incumbent conceives, proposes, plans, leads, and conducts investigations in basic and applied research projects, based on current scientific literature and/or previous scientific knowledge. Provides technical assistance to other scientists to facilitate collaborative experimentation and educational projects on a domestic and/or international stage. Independently prepares scientific manuscripts/reports for publication and presentation. Leads scientific teams to conduct studies that are expected to result in major technological advances or solutions to difficult and complex problems. Identifies external sources of funding and creates proposals for securing external funding based on institutional scientific research opportunities. Represents the organization at national and international scientific meetings and presents current findings, may participate in the leadership of/at scientific societies and trade groups. Prepares and publishes original research papers and authoritative reviews.

Education Requirements: PhD

Minimum Years of Experience: 7 years

Biologist/Microbiologist VII

Serves as a principal investigator on difficult biological/microbiological research studies. The incumbent conceives, proposes, plans, leads, and conducts investigations in basic and applied research projects. Provides technical assistance to other scientists to facilitate collaborative experimentation and educational projects. Prepares reports for publication and presentation. Conducts studies that are expected to result in major technological advances or solutions to difficult and complex problems. Represents the organization at national and international scientific meetings and presents current findings. Prepares and publishes original research papers and authoritative reviews.

Education Requirements: Master’s Degree

Education Substitutions: PhD and 5 years of experience

Biologist/Microbiologist VI

Serves as a scientific team lead. Performs and interprets a variety of specialized tests for the detection, identification, and characterization of pathogenic microorganisms utilizing a variety of tools in molecular, microbiology, and immunology areas. Conducts independent research not limited to the development of new methods that have improved sensitivity and specificity, based on client need and scientific priority. Researches the genetic characterization of mechanisms of virulence, antimicrobial resistance, etc. Conducts research to identify appropriate targets for vaccine development. Develops and prepares written and oral reports, synthesis of troubleshooting documents, and informed recommendations to the supervisor for inclusion in comprehensive reports on test findings.

Education Requirements: Master’s Degree

Education Substitutions: PhD and 2 years of experience

Biologist/Microbiologist V

Performs and interprets a variety of specialized tests for the detection, identification, and characterization of pathogenic microorganisms utilizing a variety of tools in molecular, microbiology, and immunology areas. Conducts independent research on improvement of existing methodology and development of new methods that have higher sensitivity and specificity. Researches the genetic characterization of mechanisms of virulence, antimicrobial resistance, etc. Conducts research to identify appropriate targets for vaccine development. Prepares written and oral reports, and scientific manuscripts, answers questions, troubleshoots, and makes recommendations to the supervisor for inclusion in comprehensive reports on test findings. Prepares and delivers oral presentations at local, regional, and national scientific meetings.

Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree

Education Substitutions: Master’s Degree and 4 years of experience; Ph.D. and 0 years of experience

Biologist/Microbiologist IV

Performs advanced microbiological and immunological procedures directed at the detection, isolation, identification, and characterization of microorganisms. Performs limited research-focused molecular testing to rapidly identify and characterize microbial agents, under supervision.

Supervises. Uses established culture, immunological, and molecular methods for routine testing in the laboratory, with reporting of findings to direct supervisor. Independently performs testing of microbes and assists with the genetic characterization of molecular mechanisms of virulence and resistance. Supervises and maintains accurate records of experiments and directs the maintenance of reagents and equipment used in testing to ensure that they are appropriately calibrated and tested. Orders laboratory supplies and reagents as needed. Initiates and performs data analyses and prepares reports and presentations. Assists with the preparation of manuscripts.

Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree

Minimum Years of Experience: 6 years

Education Substitutions: Master’s Degree and 0 years of experience; PhD and 0 years of experience

Biologist/Microbiologist III

Performs basic and advanced microbiological procedures directed at the detection, isolation, identification, and characterization of microorganisms.

Performs non-research molecular testing to rapidly identify and characterize microbial agents. Uses established culture, immunological, and molecular methods for routine testing in the laboratory. Performs testing of microbes and assists with the genetic characterization of molecular mechanisms of virulence and resistance. Maintains accurate records of experiments and ensures that reagents and equipment used in testing are appropriately calibrated and tested. Orders laboratory supplies and reagents as needed. Performs data analyses and prepares reports and presentations.

Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree

Minimum Years of Experience: 4 years

Education Substitutions: Master’s Degree and 0 years of experience

Biologist/Microbiologist II

Performs basic microbiological procedures directed at the detection, isolation, identification, and characterization of microorganisms. Assists in performing non-research molecular testing to rapidly identify and characterize microbial agents. Uses established culture, immunological, and molecular methods for routine testing in the laboratory. Assists in the performance of testing of microbes. Maintains accurate records of experiments and ensures that reagents and equipment used in testing are appropriately calibrated and tested. Orders laboratory supplies and reagents as needed. Performs data analyses and prepares brief reports.

Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree

Minimum Years of Experience: 2 years

Biologist/Microbiologist I

Performs basic microbiological procedures directed at the detection, isolation, and identification of microorganisms, and may perform limited characterization of microorganisms. May assist in performing non-research molecular testing to rapidly identify and characterize microbial agents.

Uses established culture, immunological, and molecular methods for routine testing of microbes in the laboratory. Maintains accurate records of experiments and may perform monitoring of reagents and laboratory equipment used in testing to ensure that they are appropriately calibrated and tested. Orders laboratory supplies and reagents as needed. May perform limited data analyses and prepare brief reports, under the direct supervision of a Microbiologist.

Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree

Chemist VIII

Serves as a principal investigator/subject matter expert on research studies requiring management of complex topics and/or team(s); conceives, proposes, plans, leads and conducts investigations in basic and applied research projects based on current scientific literature and/or previous scientific knowledge; independently conducts synthesis of molecules, compounds, and polymers; independently conducts standard, complex and multi-stage separations based on solubility, charge, polarity, and other physical or chemical properties; independently interprets spectra and other experimental results to determine sample properties; independently performs complex qualitative and quantitative analysis; independently validates and verifies results through calibration and standardization, and sets error limits; independently develops and validates new methods; provides technical assistance to other scientists to facilitate collaborative experimentation and educational projects on a domestic and/or international stage;

independently prepares scientific manuscripts/reports for publication and presentation; leads scientific teams to conduct studies that are expected to result in major technological advances or in solutions to difficult and complex problems; identifies external sources of funding and authors proposals for securing external funding based on institutional scientific research objectives; represents the organization at national and international scientific meetings and presents current findings; may participate in leadership of/at scientific societies and trade groups; prepares and publishes original research papers and authoritative reviews.

Education Requirements: Master’s Degree

Minimum Years of Experience: 15 years

Education Substitutions: PhD and 7 years of experience

Chemist VII

Serves as a principal investigator on difficult research studies; independently or in conjunction with another senior investigator conceives, proposes, plans, leads and conducts investigations in basic and applied research projects involving synthesis of molecules, compounds, and polymers and other areas; independently conducts standard, complex and multi-stage separations based on solubility, charge, polarity, and other physical or chemical properties; independently interprets spectra and other experimental results to determine sample properties; performs complex qualitative and quantitative analysis; validates and verifies results through calibration and standardization, and sets error limits; develops and validates new methods; interprets data in proper context and communicates results within and outside the organization; uses knowledge of chemistry, instrumentation, computers, and statistics to further research objectives; trains junior level chemists in existing procedures and new analytical methodology; provides technical assistance to other scientists to facilitate collaborative experimentation and educational projects; prepares reports for publication and presentation; independently or in conjunction with another senior investigator conducts studies that are expected to result in major technological advances or in solutions to difficult and complex problems; represents the organization at national and international scientific meetings and presents current findings; independently or in conjunction with another senior investigator prepares and publishes original research papers and authoritative reviews.

Education Requirements: Master’s Degree

Education Substitutions: PhD and 4 years of experience

Chemist VI

Serves as a scientific team lead; leads investigations in basic and applied research projects involving synthesis of molecules, compounds, and polymers and other areas; conducts standard, complex and multi-stage separations based on solubility, charge, polarity, and other physical or chemical properties; interprets experimental results to determine sample properties; performs complex qualitative and quantitative analysis;

validates and verifies results through calibration and standardization, and sets error limits; develops and validates new methods; interprets data in proper context and communicates results within and outside the organization; uses knowledge of chemistry, instrumentation, computers, and statistics to further research objectives; trains junior level chemists in existing procedures and new analytical methodology; provides technical assistance to other scientists to facilitate collaborative experimentation and educational projects; prepares reports for publication and presentation;

conducts studies that are expected to result in major technological advances or in solutions to difficult and complex problems; represents the organization at national and international scientific meetings and presents current findings; prepares and publishes original research papers and authoritative reviews.

Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree

Minimum Years of Experience: 8 years

Education Substitutions: Master’s degree and 6 years of experience; PhD and 2 years of experience

Chemist V

Leads investigations in basic and applied research projects involving synthesis of molecules, compounds and polymers and other areas , making recommendations for improvement where applicable; conducts standard, complex and multi-stage separations based on solubility, charge, polarity, and other physical or chemical properties, making recommendations for improvement where applicable; interprets experimental results to determine sample properties; performs complex qualitative and quantitative analysis; validates and verifies results through calibration and standardization;

assists in setting error limits; develops and validates new methods; interprets data in proper context and communicates results within and outside the organization; uses knowledge of chemistry, instrumentation, computers, and statistics to further research objectives; trains junior level personnel in existing procedures and new analytical methodology; provides technical assistance to other scientists to facilitate collaborative experimentation;

prepares reports for publication and presentation; assists with studies that are expected to result in major technological advances or in solutions to difficult and complex problems; may represent the organization at national and international scientific meetings; assists with preparation of original research papers.

Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree

Education Substitutions: Master’s degree and 4 years of experience; PhD and 0 years of experience

Chemist IV

Performs complex and advanced procedures involving sampling, isolation, concentration, and preservation of samples; uses established methods for synthesis, separation, and measurement of target analytes, making recommendations for improvement where applicable; synthesizes molecules, compounds, and polymers; performs standard and complex separations based on solubility, charge, polarity, and other physical or chemical properties; performs complex and multi- stage separations using validated methods, making recommendations for improvement where applicable;

uses a variety of instruments and laboratory equipment to perform chemical analyses; maintains and calibrates equipment; interprets experimental results to determine sample properties; performs advanced and complex qualitative and quantitative analysis; validates and verifies results through calibration and standardization; performs development and validation of new methods; interprets data in proper context and communicates results within and outside the organization; maintains accurate and detailed records of analyses performed; uses knowledge of chemistry, instrumentation, and computers to further research objectives; trains junior level personnel in established methods and new analytical methodology.

Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree

Education Substitutions: Master’s degree and 4 years of experience; PhD and 0 years of experience

Chemist III

Performs complex procedures involving sampling, isolation, concentration, and preservation of samples; uses established methods for synthesis, separation, and measurement of target analytes; performs routine synthesis of molecules, compounds, and polymers; performs standard separations based on solubility, charge, polarity, and other physical or chemical properties; performs complex and multi-stage separations using validated methods; uses a variety of instruments and laboratory equipment to perform chemical analyses; maintains and calibrates equipment; interprets experimental results to determine sample properties; assists with complex qualitative and quantitative analysis; validates and verifies results through calibration and standardization; assists with development and validation of new methods; interprets data in proper context and communicates results within and outside the organization; maintains accurate and detailed records of analyses performed; uses knowledge of chemistry, instrumentation, and computers to further research objectives; trains junior level chemists in established methods and new analytical methodology.

Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree

Education Substitutions: Master’s degree and 2 years of experience; PhD and 0 years of experience

Chemist II

Performs basic and moderately complex procedures involving sampling, isolation, concentration, and preservation of samples; uses established methods for synthesis, separation, and measurement of target analytes; assists with synthesis of molecules, compounds, and polymers; performs standard separations based on solubility, charge, polarity, and other physical or chemical properties; assists with complex and multi-stage separations; uses a variety of instruments and laboratory equipment to perform analyses; maintains and calibrates equipment; assists with interpretation of experimental results to determine sample properties; assists with complex qualitative and quantitative analysis; validates and verifies results through calibration and standardization; assists with development and validation of new methods; interprets data in proper context and communicates results within and outside the organization; maintains accurate and detailed records of analyses performed; uses knowledge of chemistry, instrumentation, and computers to further research objectives; trains junior level personnel in established methods and new analytical methodology.

Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree

Education Substitutions: Master’s degree and 0 years of experience

Chemist I

Performs basic procedures involving sampling, isolation, concentration, and preservation of samples; uses established methods for synthesis, separation, and measurement of target analytes; uses established qualitative and quantitative analysis methods; may assist with standard separations based on solubility, charge, polarity, and other physical or chemical properties; may assist with the validation of new methods; uses a variety of instruments and laboratory equipment to perform analyses; maintains accurate records of experiments and may perform monitoring of reagents and laboratory equipment used in testing to ensure appropriate equipment calibration and that sufficient reagent inventory is maintained; orders laboratory supplies and reagents as needed; may perform data analyses and prepare brief reports, under supervision of more senior personnel.

Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree

Bioinformatician VI

Provides expert consultancy for strategic planning for the design and implementation of processes to enhance the bioinformatics capability of organizations. Manages and oversees a wide range of science projects that require bioinformatic analysis. Develops and implements new tools for analyzing high throughput/high-dimensional Omics data from non-model organisms, including but not limited to the design, development, implementation, and testing of bioinformatics pipelines and tools. Regarded as an expert in integrating multi-faceted Omics data to facilitate a better understanding of underlying systems and biological networks. Responsible for the identification of external sources of funding and development of proposals for securing external funding based on institutional scientific research opportunities. Represents the organization at national and international scientific meetings and presents current findings.

Education Requirements: PhD

Bioinformatician V

Provides limited bioinformatics consultancy to a range of science projects and directs/engages in analyzing high throughput/high-dimensional

Omics data from complex organisms/environments, leading the design, development, implementation and testing of bioinformatics pipelines and tools, under limited supervision. Development of reports and oral presentations related to the integration of multi-faceted Omics data to facilitate a better understanding of underlying systems and biological networks. Aids in the identification of external sources of funding and may develop proposals for securing external funding based on institutional scientific research opportunities. Represents the organization at national and international scientific meetings and presents current findings. Aids in the preparation and publication of original research papers and authoritative reviews.

Education Requirements: Master’s Degree

Minimum Years of Experience: 12 years

Education Substitutions: PhD and 7 years of experience

Bioinformatician IV

Provides bioinformatics consultancy to a range of science projects and is involved in analyzing high throughput/high-dimensional Omics data from nonmodel organisms, including but not limited to the design, development, implementation and testing of bioinformatics pipelines and tools. Has experience in integrating multi-faceted Omics data to facilitate a better understanding of underlying systems and biological networks.

Education Requirements: Master’s Degree

Education Substitutions: PhD and 5 years of experience

Bioinformatician III

Utilizes state-of-the-art computational tools to assemble and annotate genomes from genomic sequence analysis data. Interprets large-scale genomics data from arrays, in relationship with quantitative genetic data and whole genomic sequencing. Identifies and builds biological networks and pathways that may help us in greater understanding of complex biological systems.

Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree

Education Substitutions: Master’s Degree and 5 years of experience

Bioinformatician II

Utilizes state-of-the-art computational tools to assemble and annotate genomes from genomic sequence analysis data. Assists with the interpretation of large-scale genomics data from arrays, in relationship with quantitative genetic data and whole genomic sequencing. Assists with Identifying and building biological networks and pathways that may help us in greater understanding of complex biological systems.

Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree

Education Substitutions: Master’s Degree and 2 years of experience

Bioinformatician I

Under direct supervision, responsible for the assembly and annotation of genomes from genomic sequence analysis data, using state-of-the-art computational tools. Assists with the development of genome analysis pipeline code analysis and development. Aids in the development of research-based data visualizations and reports, under directed supervision. May interact with project stakeholders for the gathering of project priorities and status. Assists with building biological networks and pathways that may help us in greater understanding of biological systems.

Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree

Statistician VI

Responsible for the development of complex research-focused statistical analysis projects to solve complex problems. Works directly with client to identify models, goals, and expected management outcomes; develops innovative methodologies and/or applies advanced knowledge to test statistical models and statistical analysis plans; oversees data collection and validation; conducts complex data analysis and prepares reports, identifying assumptions made, and all possible interpretations, and limitations of the results. Oversees work or individual or team members, as related to statistical analysis methods and findings. Represents the organization at national and international scientific meetings and presents current findings. Prepares and publishes original research papers and authoritative reviews.

Education Requirements: Master’s Degree

Education Substitutions: PhD and 6 years of experience

Statistician V

Works directly with client to identify models, goals, and expected management outcomes; Applies advanced knowledge to create designs and test statistical models and statistical analysis plans; oversees data validation; conducts data analysis and prepares reports, identifying assumptions made, and all possible interpretations, and limitations of the results. Oversees work accomplished by junior statisticians to ensure results are supported.

Education Requirements: Master’s Degree

Education Substitutions: PhD and 4 years of experience

Statistician IV

Works directly with client to identify models, goals, and expected management outcomes; designs and tests statistical models and statistical analysis plans; performs data validation, test for bias; evaluates data and makes judgments for addressing missing outlying data; conducts data analysis and prepares data summaries, identifying assumptions made, and all possible interpretations, and limitations of the results. May oversee the work of those working on similar or statistically related projects.

Education Substitutions: Master’s Degree and 5 years of experience; Ph.D. and 2 years of experience

Statistician III

Works directly with the client to identify models, goals, and expected management outcomes; designs and tests statistical models and statistical analysis plans; performs data validation, test for bias; evaluates data and makes judgments for addressing missing outlying data; conducts data analysis and prepares data summaries, identifying assumptions made, and all possible interpretations, and limitations of the results.

Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree

Education Substitutions: Master’s Degree and 3 years of experience; PhD and 0 years of experience

Statistician II

Works under supervision to implement models, goals, and expected management outcomes; designs and tests statistical models and statistical analysis plans; performs data validation, tests for bias; evaluates data and identifies options for addressing missing outlying data; conducts data analysis and prepares data summaries, identifying assumptions made, and all possible interpretations, and limitations of the results.

Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree

Minimum Years of Experience: 3 years

Statistician I

Based on previously established models, goals, and expected outcomes works to complete the testing of analysis of statistical models and statistical analysis plans; may perform data collection and supervised data validation. May perform qualitative and qualitative data analysis, under direction, including the testing for bias; identification of methods of analysis, evaluation of data fitness and developing plans for addressing missing or outlying data; conduct data analysis and prepare data visualizations, identifying assumptions made, and identification of additional possible interpretations and limitations of findings.

Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree

Mathematical Modeler IV

Works directly with customers to develop computational models. Works with scientists throughout the organization's scientific and technical staff to develop and test indicator constructs. Development of methods and models to determine the most efficient allocation of resources in specific situations. Independently or in collaboration with scientific staff, evaluate and determine the fitness of different statistical techniques which may impact an intervention using simulated/real-world data sets. Oversees individual or small teams of modelers to ensure that developed models are sound and supportable. Collaborates with scientific staff to write reports or in the development of manuscripts and presentations. May represent the organization at domestic and international conferences or meetings.

Education Requirements: Master’s Degree

Education Substitutions: PhD and 2 years of experience

Mathematical Modeler III

Works directly with customers to develop computational models. Works with scientists throughout the organization's scientific and technical staff to conduct economic evaluations, develop and test indicator constructs, and develop methods and models to determine the most efficient allocation of public health resources in specific situations. Evaluates different statistical techniques to understand the impact of an intervention using simulated data. May supervise additional models and/or collaborate with additional staff to write reports or in the development of manuscripts and presentations. May represent the organization at domestic and international conferences or meetings.

Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree

Mathematical Modeler II

May work with customers to implement computational models. Works with scientists throughout the organization's scientific and technical staff to conduct evaluations, aid in the development and testing of constructs, may develop and implement methods and models to determine the most necessary utilization in specific situations. Evaluate and implement the use of different statistical techniques to understand the impact of an intervention using simulated data. May supervise additional modelers and/or write reports or aid in the development of manuscripts and presentations.

Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree

Mathematical Modeler I

Implements computational models under direct supervision. Consults with scientists, as directed, including scientific and technical staff to conduct evaluations and test constructs to determine the necessary utilization of resources in specific situations. Assists in conducting analyses to understand the impact of an intervention using simulated data.

Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree

Minimum Years of Experience: 1 year

Scientific Database Manager IV

Responsible for all levels of DBMS administration. Oversees installation of software, security, administration. Applied advanced technical principles, theories and concepts. Develops advanced technological ideas and guides their development into a final product. Software may be peculiar to customer.

Education Substitutions: Master’s Degree and 5 years of experience

Scientific Database Manager III

Perform installation of new versions of DBMS software, application software and other software related to DBMS administration. Perform data modeling, database optimization, implementation of schemas, write complex SQL queries. Generally works without supervision and mentors junior employees.

Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree

Education Substitutions: Master’s Degree and 3 years of experience

Scientific Database Manager II

Monitors and administers DBMS security. Administers quotas, perform audits, and checks for security problems. Analyzes data stored in the database and makes recommendations relating to performance and efficiency of that data storage. Adds and removes users. Participates in the preliminary database design stages. Performs simple data modeling and SQL queries.

Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree

Scientific Database Manager I

Monitors and administers DBMS security. Analyzes data stored in the database and makes recommendations relating to performance and efficiency of that data storage. Adds and removes users. Performs simple data modeling and SQL queries.

Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree

Laboratory Tech/Coordinator III

Manages and oversees a laboratory. Responsible for developing the laboratory's schedule and may have to keep a calendar of times that are reserved for ongoing projects or particular kinds of work, and schedule employees to be present at the lab whenever it is open. Keeps track of all equipment and materials needed in the lab and orders more as needed. Develops and monitors budget for laboratory and notifies responsible program manager of abnormalities. Provides independent logistical support for laboratory meetings, events in conjunction with additional laboratories or lab partners.

Education Requirements: Associate’s Degree

Education Substitutions: Bachelor’s Degree and 3 years of experience

Laboratory Tech/Coordinator II

Manages and oversees a laboratory. Responsible for maintaining the laboratory's schedule and may have to keep a calendar of times that are reserved for ongoing projects or particular kinds of work, and schedule employees to be present at the lab whenever it is open. Keeps track of all equipment and materials needed in the lab and orders more as needed. May perform limited logistical support for laboratory meetings and events, with limited supervision.

Education Requirements: Associate’s Degree

Education Substitutions: Bachelor’s Degree and 1 years of experience

Laboratory Tech/Coordinator I

Oversees laboratory function and management under direct supervision. Aids in the development of laboratory scheduling and may develop mechanisms for the reservation of equipment…