Cynthia M Fioriti

Cynthia M Fioriti, a self-certified woman-owned small disadvantaged business operating as a sole proprietorship in Washington, DC, holds three small federal purchase orders totaling $66 thousand across prime awards with the National Institute of Mental Health and the National Institute on Drug Abuse. All work is conducted as a prime contractor; the vendor holds no subcontract or parent vehicle positions.

The three awards reflect specialized research-support services. A $15,840 purchase order from NIMH (awarded March 2025, completed March 2026) required collection of structural and functional magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) data during experiments. A $16,800 purchase order from NIMH (awarded March 2026, completion date March 2027) carried an unspecified scope but operated under firm fixed-price terms typical of transactional research support. A $33,380 purchase order from the National Institute on Drug Abuse (awarded March 2022 under the FY26 UDO Initiative, completed March 2025) rounded out the identified work. Across all three awards, no set-aside designation was applied; all awards were competed full-and-open.

Customer concentration sits entirely within the National Institutes of Health operating divisions — NIMH accounts for two awards ($33 thousand combined potential value), and NIDA accounts for one award ($33 thousand). No awards involve IDIQs, GWACs, BPAs, or other parent vehicles; all work is direct purchase-order acquisitions. Activity is minimal and sporadic — one award in 2022, one in 2025, and one in 2026 — with a combined potential value of $66 thousand fully obligated. One award (the current $16,800 NIMH purchase order) reaches completion within the next twenty-four months. The vendor's work profile reflects ad-hoc research-support contracting with NIH institutes rather than sustained prime relationships or multi-year vehicles.