Boulder Insights

Boulder Insights, a Colorado-based tax-exempt nonprofit organization, delivers data analytics, dashboard development, and program evaluation services to federal agencies as a grant recipient (33% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor on federal grant and contract programs (67%). The vendor operates predominantly in a subcontractor role, deriving two of its three recent awards from subcontracts to Michigan Public Health Institute on suicide mortality and chronic disease fatality review initiatives.

Boulder Insights serves three distinct federal customer agencies across health and international security portfolios. The Department of State Bureau of Political Military Affairs holds the vendor's most recent award — a $1 million cooperative agreement issued August 1, 2026, for Chronic Wasting Disease program evaluation under the Weapons Removal and Abatement program (CFDA 19.800), with performance through July 31, 2027, and work conducted in the Bahamas. The Department of Veterans Affairs Strategic Acquisition Center Frederick and the Department of Health and Human Services Health Resources and Services Administration each account for one award. All three customer agencies appear across the award portfolio with equal weight (100% coverage across one award each).

Capability work centers on Tableau-based dashboard design, data transformation, and fatality review analytics. Under a December 2024 subcontract to Michigan Public Health Institute, Boulder Insights customized four existing fatality review dashboards for suicide-mortality analysis involving Veterans and their families and developed up to two additional dashboards for fatality review analysis. Under a July 2024 grant sub-award to the same prime, the vendor built dashboards analyzing poisoning, mental health, housing instability, and fentanyl-related outcomes using Comprehensive Data Review and Fetal Infant Mortality Review datasets, with work including RedCap data integration and potential map enhancements to existing Tableau infrastructure. The combined obligated value across all three awards totals $1.3 million, with one award reaching ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and therefore subject to recompete risk.