El Paso County Medical Society

El Paso County Medical Society, a Colorado-based tax-exempt nonprofit organization, participates in federal public health preparedness grants exclusively as a sub-recipient under the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment, with no prime contract or grant awards in recent federal activity.

The organization's federal footprint consists entirely of three sub-recipient awards dated August 7, 2026, all under the Colorado MRC-STTRONG FY24-25 program, which operates under the Department of Health and Human Services Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response. All three awards flow through the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment as the prime grantee. The source does not provide combined dollar value, specific scope descriptions, or performance details for the individual sub-awards, limiting visibility into the organization's concrete role within the program. El Paso County Medical Society does not hold seats on federal contract vehicles, IDIQs, GWACs, or BPAs, and operates entirely in the grant-funded public health preparedness space rather than the federal contracting marketplace. With only three recent awards and a narrow customer base of one federal agency partner (DHHS ASPR), the organization shows minimal federal revenue footprint relative to federal contractors and carries no visible recompete exposure or pipeline beyond the initial sub-recipient appointments.