Communicatehealth Inc.

Communicatehealth Inc., operating through its Communicatehealth Division and headquartered in Rockville, Maryland, is a certified Women-Owned Small Business specializing in health communication, education, and strategic services for federal agencies. The company provides comprehensive communication support across multiple federal health agencies, leveraging expertise in health education, strategic communication, web development, multimedia production, and public health messaging to advance disease prevention and health promotion initiatives throughout the federal government.

Through its prime federal contract awards, Communicatehealth has delivered extensive communication and web support services to multiple Department of Health and Human Services agencies, including the Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institutes of Health, National Eye Institute, Food and Drug Administration, National Library of Medicine, and Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. The company's contract work encompasses website development and maintenance, strategic communication planning, public health messaging and content development, multimedia resource production, internal communications assessments, and campaign implementation support. Notable prime contract awards include Blanket Purchase Agreements and Delivery Orders with ODPHP valued at over $23 million collectively for communication and web support services; contracts with the National Eye Institute for communications support services; a contract with the Institute of Museum and Library Services for information literacy taskforce and website content coordination; and specialized delivery orders for specific initiatives such as the "Live to the Beat" messaging campaign with the CDC and various communication support tasks. Most contracts are awarded under the General Services Administration's Multiple Award Schedule vehicle and are not set-aside designated, though the company's Women-Owned Small Business certification has been recognized in award determinations. The company has also received subcontract awards as a performer under prime contractors including Research Triangle Institute, ICF Incorporated, and ABT Global LLC, providing specialized communication and evaluation services for initiatives such as medication safety education for parents and caregivers.

Communicatehealth has provided federal grant support services as a subgrantee under the American College Health Association, focusing on COVID-19 vaccine outreach and health literacy initiatives in the higher education environment. Under these subgrant awards, the company developed comprehensive toolkits for college campuses to facilitate peer-to-peer COVID-19 risk mitigation programs, conducted environmental scans on health literacy and public health storytelling in institutions of higher education, created student ambassador toolkit guides, provided plain language summaries of COVID-19 information for college audiences, and assessed existing educational materials for alignment with the needs of college populations. Additionally, the company received a subgrant award from the State of Rhode Island Department of Health for work related to addressing COVID-19 health disparities under Rhode Island's health initiative program. These grant-funded activities demonstrate the company's capability to develop accessible health education resources and support state and institutional efforts to address public health priorities, particularly in vulnerable populations and educational settings.

Communicatehealth holds four significant federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles that position the company as a key provider of communication services across the federal government. The company was awarded a $1 billion single-award Public Information and Communications Services III (PICS III) contract by the Office of Logistics and Acquisition Operations with a completion date of December 16, 2029, representing the company's largest contract vehicle. Additionally, Communicatehealth was awarded an OASIS+ SBA-Certified Women-Owned Small Business IDIQ through the General Services Administration's Federal Acquisition Service, a $1 trillion multiple-award indefinite delivery contract supporting diverse professional services across federal agencies through September 29, 2029. The company maintains a $19.96 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with the National Library of Medicine for biomedical and health information discovery services through September 2027, and holds a $19.89 million BPA with the Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion for communication and web support services through June 2028. These IDVs have enabled various federal agencies to issue task orders for specialized communication, web development, feasibility studies, policy analysis, technical assistance, and implementation support, with funding flowing from multiple HHS components including ODPHP, CDC, and other health-focused federal entities. The company's IDV portfolio reflects its established capability and trusted relationship with federal health agencies for delivering large-scale, multi-year communication initiatives.

CommunicateHealth, Inc. is a woman-owned small business specializing in writing and designing plain language print and Web content. Capabilities include: usability testing, user centered design, health literacy, health education.