CDC National Center For Injury Prevention And Control

Part of Centers For Disease Control And Prevention

The CDC National Center for Injury Prevention and Control focuses on reducing the impact of injuries and violence through data-driven public health interventions, surveillance systems, and evidence-based prevention programs. Its core mission centers on collecting, analyzing, and disseminating critical data on trauma, opioid overdoses, domestic violence, and other preventable harms to inform policy, guide community interventions, and support national public health initiatives.

CDC National Center For Injury Prevention And Control is a government agency with procurement activity across contracts, awards, and contractors.