Virgin Islands Dept Of Health

The Virgin Islands Department of Health is a government entity responsible for public health services in the U.S. Virgin Islands. As a recipient of federal contract and grant awards, it provides various health-related services to the federal government, primarily through its collaboration with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The department's activities focus on vital statistics, vaccine programs, and public health surveillance, supporting the CDC's mission to protect public health and safety through disease prevention and control.

Through federal contract awards, the Virgin Islands Department of Health and its subsidiary, Virgin Islands Department of Health-Special Funds, have primarily provided services related to the Vaccines for Children Program (VSCP) and the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) Vital Statistics Cooperative Program. These contracts, awarded by the CDC Pittsburgh office, involve vaccine administration, vital records data compilation, and public health surveillance activities in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Notable contracts include multiple delivery orders under a larger indefinite delivery contract for ongoing VSCP work, with individual awards ranging from $50,376 to $200,000. Additionally, the department has received smaller purchase orders for National Death Index (NDI) related work, with values ranging from $317 to $446. No set-aside designations were used for these contract awards, and the department typically serves as the prime contractor.

The provided information does not include specific details about federal grant awards received by the Virgin Islands Department of Health. However, the department's most recent federal grant award date is listed as February 1, 2024, indicating ongoing participation in federal grant programs. Given the nature of the department's work and its relationship with the CDC, it is likely that these grants support public health initiatives, disease prevention efforts, and health data collection activities in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Without specific grant details, it is not possible to provide information on the types of goods or services provided through grants, applicable federal grant programs, funding agencies, or any prime or sub partners involved in grant-funded projects.

The Virgin Islands Department of Health holds at least one significant federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV). This IDV, with the contract number HHSD200201792550I, is a single-award indefinite delivery contract from the CDC valued at $2.25 million. The contract runs through 2027 and covers ongoing VSCP work in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Under this IDV, the department provides services related to vaccine program administration, vital statistics data collection, and public health surveillance. The CDC has issued multiple task orders against this IDV, including delivery orders for the Vaccines for Children Program and special projects such as the Virgin Islands Special COVID Timeliness Project. These task orders demonstrate the flexible nature of the IDV in addressing various public health needs in the U.S. Virgin Islands.