Department Of Public Health Connecticut

Department Of Public Health Connecticut Business Office Division operates as a U.S. state government entity and recipient of federal grants and purchase orders in vital statistics collection, food and nutrition assistance programs, environmental health, communicable disease prevention, and public health infrastructure. The Business Office Division acts as the administrative arm of Connecticut's public health agency, functioning as a direct prime recipient of federal funding rather than a commercial prime contractor or subcontractor.

The vendor's federal footprint centers on vital statistics and nutritional assistance. The top five customer agencies by award count—the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (116 awards), Environmental Protection Agency (81 awards), Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service (62 awards), EPA Region 1 (57 awards), and Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (57 awards)—account for 43% of the 862 total awards across all federal sources. By dollar potential, the National Institutes of Health National Cancer Institute dominates with $1.01 billion combined potential value across 21 awards, though this figure appears to represent research award infrastructure rather than operational funding. CDC Pittsburgh follows with 35 awards totaling $14.6 million. Recent representative work includes a $19,403 purchase order from CDC for 2026 National Death Index activities (awarded June 29, 2026; due May 1, 2027), a $341,280 delivery order from CDC for the National Center for Health Statistics Vital Statistics Cooperative Program (awarded April 1, 2026; $3.7 million parent IDC ceiling through May 1, 2027), and a $1.278 million purchase order from Social Security Administration for Connecticut enumeration-at-birth and race/ethnicity records services (awarded June 25, 2024; Exercise Option Period 2, through June 28, 2029).

Grant activity spans nutrition, water infrastructure, disease prevention, and maternal and child health. Connecticut operates as a prime recipient under the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (CFDA 10.557), holding multiple formula grants for WIC food expenses, administrative costs, and breastfeeding peer counselor programs totaling tens of millions annually. EPA Region 1 funds Connecticut's Drinking Water State Revolving Fund program (CFDA 66.468) with multiple capitalization grants addressing emerging contaminants including PFAS, lead service line replacement, and general drinking water infrastructure, spanning billions in cumulative support. Recent EPA awards include a $9.457 million formula grant (awarded October 1, 2025; through September 30, 2030) and a $29.88 million formula grant (awarded October 1, 2025; through September 30, 2032) for DWSRF programs. CDC supports communicable disease surveillance and prevention through cooperative agreements for HIV/AIDS care (Ryan White Part B Supplemental, $7.79 million awarded September 30, 2025), tuberculosis elimination (awarded January 1, 2025; through December 31, 2029), vaccine-preventable disease strengthening (awarded July 1, 2025; through June 30, 2030), and epidemiology and laboratory capacity (awarded August 1, 2024; through July 31, 2029). The Department of Health and Human Services funds maternal and child health services (CFDA 93.994, $12.456 million awarded October 1, 2025; through September 30, 2027) and personal responsibility education for youth (CFDA 93.092, $892,978 awarded October 1, 2025; through September 30, 2028).

Service Contract Inventory data shows Connecticut reported $11.6 million in SCI-reportable invoiced revenue across FY2022–FY2025, with an average of approximately 19 FTEs annually. The SCI dataset represents a narrow slice of the state agency's federal services activity and excludes grant delivery, goods procurement, and non-federal revenue. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, government-paid rates ran a median of $68.03/hr, with the 10th percentile at $67.84/hr and the 90th percentile at $77.81/hr. Connecticut performed 100% of contractor hours in-house across SCI records; no subcontractor hours were reported.

The vendor holds position on multiple indefinite delivery contracts. The IDC HHSN261201300019I generated 11 task orders valued at $12.6 million combined. Basic Ordering Agreement HHSD200201250807I produced 9 task orders worth $2.7 million. IDCs under Social Security Administration (SS000660023 and SS000860023) generated 8 task orders each, totaling $164 thousand and $613 thousand respectively. The 3.7 million dollar ceiling NCHS VSCP IDC (awarded January 24, 2022; through April 30, 2027) serves as the parent vehicle for five consecutive delivery orders at $341,280 each, supporting vital statistics collection and reporting statewide.

Connecticut faces a recompete cliff of 41 awards totaling $35.4 million in combined potential value completing within the next twenty-four months. Recent award trajectories show 31 prime and sub awards in 2022, 40 in 2023, 47 in 2024, 34 in 2025, and 7 through mid-2026, reflecting ongoing federal support across multiple agencies and programs. The vendor operates as a grant sub-recipient under prime grantees including the Connecticut Department of Social Services (managing SNAP-Ed programs), the Connecticut Department of Transportation (EMS funding), the National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors (technical assistance), and the Johns Hopkins University (WIC enrollment data sharing). No commercial subcontracting footprint is present; the sub-award structure reflects inter-agency state government pass-through arrangements and technical assistance partnerships.