State Of Arizona

State of Arizona, registered with UEI RC5JBKFSQPM6, serves as a parent entity overseeing multiple state government subsidiaries and the University of Arizona system that collectively deliver specialized services to federal agencies. The entity functions as a major recipient of federal contract and grant awards across diverse sectors including public health, transportation, education, research, emergency management, and natural resource management. As Arizona's state government apparatus, the organization coordinates statewide initiatives and manages federal funding for activities ranging from vital statistics and disease prevention to infrastructure improvement and scientific research.

The State of Arizona and its subsidiaries have executed federal contracts across multiple service domains. The Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) has received significant purchase orders and delivery orders from the Social Security Administration for enumeration at birth records and electronic death records services, with contract values exceeding $3 million. ADHS has also contracted with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for the National Death Index and Vital Statistics Cooperative Program, receiving substantial funding for public health surveillance and vital statistics management. The University of Arizona, operating as the Arizona Board of Regents, has secured research grants and blanket purchase agreement calls from NASA, the U.S. Geological Survey, and the Navy for scientific research and educational services. Additional contracts include the Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs' ammunition storage services for the Department of the Army through a blanket purchase agreement valued at $360,000. These contracts are firm fixed-price arrangements with no set-aside designations, demonstrating the state's capacity to deliver specialized public health, research, and defense support services to civilian and military federal agencies.

The State of Arizona has received extensive federal grant funding supporting public health, transportation, education, and research initiatives. The Arizona Department of Health Services administers multiple cooperative agreements and formula grants from the CDC for chronic disease prevention, including programs addressing cardiovascular health, diabetes prevention, physical activity and nutrition, sudden unexpected infant deaths, and violence epidemiology. ADHS also manages grants from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration for mental health block grants and prevention programs, maternal and child health initiatives from the Maternal and Child Health Bureau, and environmental health assessments through the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry. The Arizona Department of Transportation receives substantial formula grants from the Federal Highway Administration for highway construction, preservation, and safety improvements across state routes and interstate corridors. The Arizona Department of Economic Security manages grants for special education services to infants and toddlers with disabilities and independent living services for individuals with significant disabilities. The University of Arizona holds numerous research grants from the National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health, Department of Energy, and NASA for scientific research spanning planetary science, environmental studies, biological sciences, and engineering disciplines. Grant funding also supports educational initiatives, workforce development, climate action planning, and emergency preparedness, with various sub-recipients including local health departments, universities, nonprofit organizations, and community-based organizations.

The State of Arizona maintains one significant blanket purchase agreement with the Department of the Army for ammunition storage services, awarded to the Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs on December 12, 2023, with a ceiling value of $360,000 and performance period extending through December 31, 2025. Under this single-award IDV, the Army has issued multiple task orders for ammunition storage at AZDEMA's facilities in Marana, Arizona, with the first task order valued at $89,000 (September 14, 2024) and a second task order valued at $100,000 (December 21, 2023). This BPA does not fall under a parent vehicle and represents the state's established capacity to provide specialized storage and logistics support for federal defense operations on an as-needed basis.