Margo Yoder

Margo Yoder is a woman-owned small business sole proprietorship registered to receive federal contract awards since September 4, 2002. Specializing in data collection and evaluation services related to consumer product safety, Yoder has established a long-standing relationship with the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). Her primary focus is on supporting the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System (NEISS), which monitors emerging hazards in consumer products through injury data collection from hospital emergency departments nationwide.

Over the past several years, Margo Yoder has consistently secured contracts with the CPSC, totaling over $100,000 annually. These contracts primarily involve conducting on-site NEISS hospital evaluations and trainings, as well as providing medical examiner reports on consumer product-related deaths in Peoria County, Illinois. Recent awards include a $45,255.50 purchase order for data collection on consumer product-related injuries through June 2029, a $172,500 contract for NEISS evaluations and trainings running until September 2028, and a $1,400 purchase order for medical examiner reports covering 2023 to 2028. Additionally, Yoder has received multiple delivery orders under a larger contract vehicle, ranging from $20,600 to $27,625, for similar NEISS-related services. These contracts are typically awarded without set-asides, indicating the CPSC's direct need for Yoder's specialized expertise in this field.