CAMRIS INTERNATIONAL, LLC

CAMRIS INTERNATIONAL, LLC specializes in delivering comprehensive professional, scientific, and technical support services to federal health and life sciences agencies, with a dominant focus on research and operational infrastructure for the National Institutes of Health. The contractor provides end-to-end scientific program management, data analytics, clinical trial support, regulatory compliance assistance, and operational logistics for complex biomedical research initiatives, particularly within the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID). Their expertise spans study design, site monitoring, data management, and cross-functional coordination across laboratory, clinical, and public health domains, ensuring seamless execution of high-stakes infectious disease and vaccine research programs. Technical capabilities include adaptive trial frameworks, biosafety protocol adherence, and integration of real-world evidence into clinical decision-making pipelines. The company maintains a deep, sustained relationship with the Department of Health and Human Services, particularly through NIAID divisions such as VRC, DAIDS, and DMID, where it supports mission-critical research portfolios in virology, immunology, and global health security. Limited engagement with the Department of Defense and GSA suggests targeted contributions to defense health research and integrated acquisition services, respectively. CAMRIS operates primarily under NAICS 541990, reflecting its role as a multidisciplinary scientific services provider, bridging laboratory research, clinical implementation, and policy-aligned program execution. While not focused on biotechnology or nanotechnology, its work supports the full spectrum of non-commercial biomedical research, positioning it as a trusted non-profit-style contractor for federally funded science. Headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland, CAMRIS INTERNATIONAL, LLC is structured as a 2L entity with no government certifications on record. Its geographic proximity to NIH and other HHS components enhances its ability to provide responsive, on-site scientific and administrative support across the federal health research ecosystem.