FY15-GD0-WNS-2015 Youth Risk Behavior Survey (TA)
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- Doc167165
- State
- District of Columbia
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- UNSPSC codes
- 80171500 Situation and stakeholder analysis and communications planning services
- 81131500 Methodology and analysis
- 80171504 Stakeholder analysis
- 93141610 Demographic studies
- 80171501 Polling and survey and public opinion monitoring and analysis
- 43232112 Desktop publishing software
- 80101702 Productivity or efficiency studies or implementation
- 80171502 Focus group and public feedback meeting facilitation and analysis
- 80171505 Communication planning
- 81162302 Data analytics process as a service
Opportunity details come from contracts.ocp.dc.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
The District of Columbia is seeking technical assistance (TA) for the FY15 Youth Risk Behavior Survey, a procurement opportunity identified by the contract ID 66c85c63829eb5d869073e0c. This contract was posted on August 6, 2014, with proposals due by August 27, 2014. The primary objective appears to be obtaining specialized support for conducting a comprehensive survey focused on youth risk behaviors. While specific detailed requirements are not fully disclosed in the provided information, the procurement suggests a need for expert technical assistance in survey design, implementation, data collection, and analysis related to youth health and behavioral risk factors. The contract seems designed to gather critical insights into adolescent health trends, potentially informing public health strategies and interventions. Potential respondents would likely need demonstrated expertise in survey methodology, youth research, and public health data collection.
Based on the limited information provided, no explicit set-aside designations or specific organizational restrictions are evident in this contract opportunity. The procurement appears open to qualified vendors with appropriate technical capabilities in survey research and youth health assessment. Without additional context, specific budget ranges or award values cannot be definitively stated. The brevity of the available details suggests that interested parties would need to obtain the full request for proposals (RFP) to understand complete qualification requirements, potential contract value, and precise scope of work. Prospective bidders should carefully review all supplemental documentation to ensure compliance with District of Columbia procurement guidelines and to comprehensively understand the technical assistance requirements for the Youth Risk Behavior Survey.
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