CDR Health Care Inc.

CDR Health Care Inc., doing business as CDR Health, is a woman-owned for-profit organization based in Miami, Florida, that provides contractor-managed licensed medical professionals and comprehensive vaccine support services to federal agencies as a prime contractor on high-ceiling IDIQs and as a sub-recipient on federal grant work. The vendor holds a single-award Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract with the Department of Homeland Security's Immediate Office of the Secretary valued at $681.2 million (ceiling through February 2027) to supply and administer vaccines — including COVID-19, influenza, measles, mumps, rubella, varicella, tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis, hepatitis A, and hepatitis B — across vaccination clinics in a minimum of 45 states, territories, and Washington D.C., with all equipment, supplies, and personnel provided by the contractor and costs billed to recipients' health insurance where applicable.

CDR Health's customer footprint concentrates heavily on pandemic and vaccination response. The Department of Homeland Security's Immediate Office of the Secretary anchors the portfolio with the $681.2 million IDIQ (awarded March 2023, currently in option period 3 running through February 2027). The Federal Emergency Management Agency holds a separate single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (awarded April 2023, ultimate completion October 2024) valued at $10 thousand to provide contractor-managed licensed medical professionals for COVID-19 vaccine administration in support of FEMA's federal assistance to state, local, tribal, and territorial partners across two geographic zones — East (FEMA Regions 1–5) and West (FEMA Regions 6–10). CDR Health also acts as a sub-recipient on a federal grant from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (awarded July 2024) supporting in-home vaccination services.

Activity is thin — two awards in 2023 and one in 2024 — with only $4 million obligated across a $681.2 million combined potential value portfolio, representing 1% utilization to date. The DHS IDIQ operates on an as-needed basis with no defined minimum quantities or maximum program amounts; pricing is driven through recipient health insurance billing where applicable, leaving significant upside if demand accelerates. The FEMA contract reached ultimate completion in October 2024, though the DHS IDIQ remains the operative vehicle through early 2027. CDR Health does not hold positions on government-wide acquisition contracts or broad-based vehicles; its federal presence is anchored to these two single-award DHS and FEMA contracts and subordinate grant work.