State University Of New York Health Scie

State University Of New York Health Scie Downstate Medical Center Division, doing business as Suny Health Science Center At Brooklyn, is a U.S. state government entity registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since 2001. As a division of the larger SUNY Health Science Center, the organization focuses on medical education, healthcare services, and community health initiatives. The entity provides educational and healthcare-related services to federal agencies, primarily serving the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and the Department of Health and Human Services through contract and grant awards.

In terms of federal contract work, the organization has been awarded at least one notable contract from the Veterans Integrated Service Network 2, specifically a $502,035.24 fixed-price contract for educational cost services at its Brooklyn campus. The contract, awarded on January 1, 2023, runs through December 31, 2027, and is not designated as a set-aside. While the vendor does not have a history of multiple prime federal contract awards, it has been involved in supporting research efforts, including viral disease research as a subcontractor for the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research and participating in COVID-19 emergency response funding.

The organization has received several significant federal grant awards, primarily from the Department of Health and Human Services. Notable grant projects include a $2,758,000 Congressional Directives grant to construct an 8,000 sq ft birthing center in Brooklyn's Crown Heights neighborhood, addressing local healthcare disparities. Another grant established a community health primary care pilot site in Central Brooklyn to address health inequities. Additional grant awards include scholarships for disadvantaged students, emergency relief funds for COVID-19 campus disruptions, and student support during the pandemic. These grants span various programs such as the Congressional Directives program, Healthcare Systems Bureau initiatives, and emergency education relief efforts, demonstrating the organization's commitment to medical education, community health, and student support.