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Colorado Foundation for Medical Care23 Inverness Way East, Suite 100 Englewood, CO 80112-5708

UEI: SLED_956CE90903DD6D47

Colorado Foundation for Medical Care23 Inverness Way East, Suite 100 Englewood, CO 80112-5708 is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_956CE90903DD6D47. It has been awarded $11,445,537 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Administration of Public Health Programs.

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Electronic Case Reporting

Solicitation # 75D30126Q79169ElectronicCaseReporting

The CDC’s National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health is seeking a small business public health department to support the implementation, expansion, and evaluation of electronic case reporting for occupational respiratory diseases such as silicosis, asbestosis, work-related asthma, and potentially malignant mesothelioma. The contractor will be responsible for establishing or improving eCR connectivity, refining logic within the Reportable Conditions Knowledge Management System, validating eCR triggers, analyzing surveillance data, developing standardized workflows for occupation and industry data, and producing technical reports and dissemination materials to support public health initiatives. The work is to be performed over a single 12-month base period from September 1, 2026, to August 31, 2027, primarily in Atlanta, Georgia, with all activities aligned under the agency’s broader goals in occupational health surveillance. Proposals are due by 12:00 PM EST on August 15, 2026, through SAM.gov, and must be submitted before the deadline to be considered; questions must be submitted by August 10, 2026. This acquisition is a Small Business Set Aside under NAICS code 923120, with the CDC Office of Acquisition Services serving as the contracting office under the Department of Health and Human Services. The primary point of contact is Marquetta Taylor, reachable at dwb7@cdc.gov or 770-488-3295, with Sheena Delaine as the secondary contact. The solicitation number is 75D30126Q79169ElectronicCaseReporting, and the opportunity was posted on August 3, 2026.

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DHQP Global NOFOThe DHQP Global NOFO, issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention under the Department of Health and Human Services, aims to advance global efforts against antimicrobial resistance and healthcare-associated infections by integrating non-research implementation with targeted research in low- and middle-income countries. This initiative will strengthen systems for detection, surveillance, prevention, and response to bacterial, fungal, and viral threats across healthcare, community, and environmental settings, aligning with CDC’s broader mission to reduce illness and death, protect frontline workers, curb the spread of resistant pathogens, and lower healthcare costs through improved infection prevention and control and antimicrobial stewardship. The program builds on existing CDC networks including the Global AR Laboratory and Response Network and HAI surveillance infrastructure to create scalable, sustainable interventions. The funding opportunity is open to international partners and emphasizes collaboration across sectors to address urgent global health threats with high mortality and economic impact. Although no specific set-aside or NAICS code is indicated, the notice is forecasted for posting on August 3, 2026, and inquiries should be directed to Karima Hunter at the provided CDC email. The program is designed to be implemented across multiple countries and settings, leveraging evidence-based strategies to enhance resilience in healthcare systems and reduce the burden of infectious diseases. There is no specified place of performance other than a U.S.-based agency contact, suggesting a global scope for activities and partnerships.

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Fiscal Year (FY) 2027 State and Regional Primary Care Association (PCA) Cooperative AgreementsThe Fiscal Year 2027 State and Regional Primary Care Association (PCA) Cooperative Agreements, administered by the Health Resources and Services Administration under the Department of Health and Human Services, aim to strengthen the capacity of health centers and look-alikes to deliver high-quality, accessible primary care to medically vulnerable populations. Through targeted technical assistance, PCAs will support health centers in expanding preventive services, managing chronic diseases, building and sustaining a skilled workforce, and enhancing preparedness for public health emergencies. The program emphasizes the adoption of value-based care models and data-driven improvements to ensure operational efficiency and long-term financial sustainability. Collaboration with other HRSA-funded technical assistance initiatives is required to maximize impact and avoid duplication of efforts across states and regions. The cooperative agreements will be awarded to organizations capable of delivering statewide or regional support that aligns with the overarching goal of improving community health outcomes. While no specific set-aside or NAICS code is designated, applicants must demonstrate expertise in primary care systems, workforce development, and health center operations. Proposals should outline clear strategies for implementing payer innovations, advancing clinical quality, and responding to emerging health challenges. The solicitation was posted on August 3, 2026, and all inquiries must be directed to the designated point of contact at bphcfunding@hrsa.gov or 301-594-4300. The awards will support health centers nationwide, with performance expected across all states and territories, though specific locations for place of performance are not specified.

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Expanding Global Health Security through local partnerships in Senegal

Solicitation # CDC-RFA-JG-26-0048

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Global Health Center, under the Department of Health and Human Services, is seeking proposals to strengthen Senegal’s public health infrastructure through local partnerships aimed at preventing, detecting, and responding to infectious disease threats. This initiative focuses on enhancing community-based surveillance systems, expanding and integrating laboratory networks, and building the capacity of the public health workforce through targeted training programs. The effort is designed to create sustainable and resilient health security systems aligned with the Global Health Security Agenda, emphasizing cross-sectoral collaboration and the adoption of innovative, locally driven solutions to improve disease detection and response capabilities across the country. Eligible applicants must respond to solicitation number CDC-RFA-JG-26-0048, with proposals due by October 2, 2026, and the notice was posted on August 3, 2026. The program is funded federally and open to implementing partners capable of executing public health initiatives in Senegal, with no specific set-aside restrictions outlined. All communications regarding this opportunity should be directed to the designated point of contact at dghpnofos@cdc.gov or by phone at 404-353-0319. Proposals are expected to demonstrate clear strategies for building long-term local capacity, ensuring continuity beyond the initial funding period, and contributing to regional and global health security goals.

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Strengthening global health security in India to contain public health threats and accelerate outbreak response

Solicitation # CDC-RFA-JG-26-0051

This contract aims to bolster India’s public health infrastructure by advancing global health security priorities focused on preventing, detecting, and responding to infectious disease threats through a collaborative partnership between the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Government of India. The initiative will strengthen key institutions including the National Centre for Disease Control, National Health Mission, Indian Council of Medical Research, National Disaster Management Authority, National Institute of Disaster Management, and All India Institute of Medical Sciences, with the goal of transitioning CDC-supported programs to sustainable, locally-led systems. The work will be grounded in a One Health framework aligned with the International Health Regulations and will target five critical areas: building a skilled public health workforce, enhancing disease surveillance networks, upgrading laboratory systems, improving emergency preparedness and response capabilities, and addressing antimicrobial resistance. Funded under solicitation CDC-RFA-JG-26-0051, the project is open for applications with a submission deadline of October 2, 2026, and is managed by the Centers for Disease Control under the Department of Health and Human Services. Proposals must align with the strategic objective of embedding outbreak containment capacity within India’s existing public health architecture so that threats are neutralized at their source. The contract emphasizes long-term institutional strengthening rather than short-term interventions, ensuring that systems developed under this initiative become self-sustaining under Indian leadership. Interested applicants should direct inquiries to the designated point of contact at the CDC, with all correspondence and submissions handled through the official grants portal.

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Advancing Global Health

Solicitation # DFOP0017890

The Department of State, through the Bureau of Global Health Security and Diplomacy, is seeking eligible applicants to submit Statements of Interest under the Annual Program Statement DFOP0017890 titled Advancing Global Health, which supports the America First Global Health Strategy by saving lives, strengthening health systems, enhancing efficiency, fostering self-reliance, and ensuring U.S. investments enhance American safety, strength, and prosperity. This solicitation operates as an umbrella framework for multiple targeted Addenda addressing specific global health priorities, including child protection and development, rapid outbreak response, and integrated health systems in the Philippines. Applicants must respond to one or more of these Addenda, with proposals limited to a five-page narrative and up to four one-page annexes, submitted electronically via grants.gov or MyGrants. The total estimated funding available under this APS is up to $4.5 billion, with individual awards ranging from a minimum of $500,000 to a maximum of $250 million, and up to 100 awards anticipated. Specific Addenda have targeted funding caps, such as up to $52.6 million for child protection and $290 million for rapid outbreak response, with anticipated award numbers of five and ten respectively. All proposals must align with the objectives outlined in the relevant Addendum and demonstrate a clear, feasible, and evidence-based approach supported by best practices, with cost-effectiveness and value-for-money assessed during evaluation. The selection process involves a two-phase review: a Technical Eligibility Review and Risk Review as mandatory pass/fail gates, followed by a Merit Review Panel evaluation weighted equally between the Quality of Program Idea (50%) and Organizational Capacity and Record on Previous Grants (50%). Projects must be completed within a one- to five-year period, with potential for non-competitive续 grant extensions subject to funding availability, satisfactory progress, and Departmental discretion. Applicants must hold a Unique Entity Identifier and maintain active registration in SAM.gov throughout the proposal and performance periods, with U.S.-based entities requiring an Employer Identification Number from the IRS. Compliance with federal requirements is mandatory, including 2 CFR Part 200 administrative standards, Buy American preferences, drug-free workplace mandates, anti-discrimination certifications if performance occurs in the U.S., and Trafficking in Persons certification for services valued over $500,000 abroad. Recipients must comply with cost principles under 2 CFR 200 Subpart E, use a de minimis indirect cost

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Improving global health security in Côte d'Ivoire to stop the spread of infectious disease

Solicitation # CDC-RFA-JG-26-0042

This funding opportunity aims to strengthen global health security in Côte d’Ivoire by supporting programs that collaborate with the Ministry of Health and other governmental bodies to prevent, detect, and respond to infectious disease threats. The initiative focuses on three core outcomes: preventing avoidable epidemics caused by naturally occurring outbreaks or deliberate and accidental releases of dangerous pathogens; enhancing the ability to swiftly identify, characterize, and report emerging public health threats; and building robust capacity to mount rapid and effective responses to infectious diseases that pose international public health concerns. The program is designed to sustain and expand upon previous efforts funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to ensure long-term resilience against health emergencies. The opportunity is issued under solicitation number CDC-RFA-JG-26-0042 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Global Health Center, under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Applications must be submitted by October 2, 2026, with the notice posted on August 3, 2026. The funding is open to entities partnering with Côte d’Ivoire’s public health institutions, and the primary point of contact for inquiries is the CDC’s Global Health Procurement and Notices Office, reachable via email and phone provided. Performance of the activities will take place in Côte d’Ivoire, with U.S.-based administrative support, and the initiative aligns with broader international efforts to secure global health systems against emerging threats.

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Strengthening Global Health Security through local partnerships in Sierra Leone

Solicitation # CDC-RFA-JG-26-0050

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, under the Department of Health and Human Services, is soliciting proposals through CDC-RFA-JG-26-0050 to strengthen Sierra Leone’s public health system by enhancing its capacity to prevent, detect, and respond to infectious disease threats. The initiative focuses on building local leadership and sustainability through multisectoral partnerships, prioritizing core capacities in data and surveillance, diagnostics, public health workforce development, and institutional strengthening. The goal is to foster a resilient health infrastructure capable of independently managing emerging health security risks, ultimately transferring assistance activities to the Sierra Leonean government and its National Public Health Agency to ensure long-term ownership and effectiveness. Proposals must be submitted by October 2, 2026, and inquiries can be directed to the designated point of contact at dghpnofos@cdc.gov or 404-353-0319. The opportunity is open to entities capable of implementing programs in Sierra Leone with an emphasis on locally driven solutions, aligned with the broader global health security agenda. While the funding agency is based in the United States, all performance activities are intended to occur within Sierra Leone, aiming to create measurable improvements in the country’s ability to safeguard its population against health threats through strengthened systems and coordinated collaboration.

Centers For Disease Control-Ghc

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Healthy Cooking in Communities

Solicitation # HP-DPH-26-001

The Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health within the Department of Health and Human Services has issued a solicitation titled Healthy Cooking in Communities under identifier HP-DPH-26-001, aimed at advancing health and well-being across the lifespan through community-based initiatives focused on nutrition and culinary education. This federal solicitation invites applicants to develop and implement programs that promote healthy cooking practices in underserved populations, with an emphasis on sustainable, accessible, and culturally appropriate food solutions. The opportunity is open to eligible entities committed to improving dietary habits and reducing diet-related health disparities through community engagement, education, and collaboration with local stakeholders. Proposals must be submitted by the deadline of August 17, 2026, and all inquiries should be directed to the designated point of contact at support@grants.gov. While specific location details for performance are not provided, projects are expected to occur within communities across the United States. The initiative aligns with broader public health goals to empower individuals with knowledge and skills for healthy eating, supporting long-term outcomes in chronic disease prevention and overall wellness. There is no set-aside designation specified, and the NAICS code is not listed, indicating flexibility in eligible applicant types as long as the work supports the stated public health objectives.

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Protecting and Improving Global Health Security by Engaging Local Partners: Strengthening and Sustaining Public Health Systems in Ghana

Solicitation # CDC-RFA-JG-26-0047

This contract aims to strengthen Ghana’s public health system to better prevent, detect, and respond to infectious disease threats through sustained investment in local capacity and leadership. Building on prior CDC-funded efforts in laboratory systems, disease surveillance, emergency response, and workforce development, the initiative expands to include critical enhancements in border district surveillance and laboratory capacity, as well as advanced sequencing and bioinformatics capabilities. The goal is to create a more resilient, integrated public health infrastructure that can swiftly identify emerging threats and mitigate epidemics before they spread, leveraging partnerships across government, multilateral organizations, and local stakeholders to amplify impact and ensure sustainability. The solicitation, titled Protecting and Improving Global Health Security by Engaging Local Partners: Strengthening and Sustaining Public Health Systems in Ghana, is issued under CDC-RFA-JG-26-0047 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. It is open for applications until October 2, 2026, with proposals expected to align with outcomes focused on reducing avoidable epidemics and improving the speed and effectiveness of public health responses. Applicants should coordinate through the designated point of contact at dghpnofos@cdc.gov, and performance will be implemented in Ghana with federal oversight, emphasizing local ownership, systemic strengthening, and continuous improvement of core public health functions across the country.

Centers For Disease Control-Ghc

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Expanding global health security though local partnerships in Tanzania

Solicitation # CDC-RFA-JG-26-0052

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, through the Department of Health and Human Services, is partnering with the Tanzania government to advance global health security by supporting the implementation of the Global Health Security Agenda. This initiative builds on Tanzania’s completion of the Joint External Evaluation and its subsequent launch of a costed National Action Plan for Health Security, which emphasizes a multi-sectoral approach to strengthening public health systems. The program focuses on enhancing biosurveillance networks connected to real-time information sharing platforms to detect and predict health threats, particularly at points of entry, while expanding the capacity of national and subnational emergency operation centers to respond effectively to outbreaks. It also aims to upgrade national laboratory systems to ensure accurate and timely detection of infectious diseases, antimicrobial resistance, and zoonotic threats, all while adhering to strict biosafety and biosecurity standards. A critical component includes establishing timely and transparent reporting mechanisms for disease emergencies to both national and international authorities, and cultivating a skilled workforce of disease detectives and laboratory scientists to sustain these efforts long term. The opportunity is made available through solicitation number CDC-RFA-JG-26-0052, posted on August 3, 2026, with proposals due by October 2, 2026. The funding is issued by the CDC’s Global Health Center under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and is intended for organizations capable of working in close collaboration with Tanzanian authorities. While the place of performance is in Tanzania, the managing office is based in the United States, with inquiries directed to the point of contact listed at dghpnofos@cdc.gov or 404-353-0319. This solicitation is open to all eligible applicants without set-aside restrictions and supports the broader objective of building resilient health systems in partner nations to meet international health regulations and prevent global health threats.

Centers For Disease Control-Ghc

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Expanding global health security through local partnerships in Indonesia

Solicitation # CDC-RFA-JG-26-0053

This opportunity seeks to strengthen global health security in Indonesia through collaborative partnerships between the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Indonesian Ministry of Health, with the goal of advancing the implementation of International Health Regulations and enhancing the capacity to prevent, detect, and respond to public health threats. Priority will be given to initiatives that build upon previous CDC-funded activities and directly address recommendations from Indonesia’s 2023 Joint External Evaluation and the National Action Plan for Health Security, ensuring alignment with the Ministry’s strategic priorities and existing infrastructure. Projects must focus on five core public health domains: real-time surveillance and reporting, laboratory systems, workforce development, emergency management and response, and health system strengthening and services delivery, with a strong emphasis on sustainable, locally led solutions. Applicants are required to design programs with robust monitoring and evaluation frameworks to measure performance and progress against clearly defined outcomes. All proposals must demonstrate a clear understanding of the local context, engage key national stakeholders, and prioritize identified gaps in Indonesia’s public health system. The solicitation is open to entities capable of executing complex, long-term health security initiatives in partnership with government institutions, and responses must be submitted by October 2, 2026, through the designated grants portal. For inquiries, applicants may contact the CDC point of contact listed in the notice, who serves as the primary liaison for program-specific questions and technical guidance.

Centers For Disease Control-Ghc

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Expanding global health security through local partnerships in Nigeria

Solicitation # CDC-RFA-JG-26-0043

This contract aims to bolster Nigeria’s capacity to meet the requirements of the International Health Regulations (2005) by enhancing the capabilities of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, other relevant government ministries and agencies, and sub-national public health entities including state ministries of health and local government authorities. Building on progress made since the 2017 Joint External Evaluation and the more recent 2023 assessment, the initiative targets persistent gaps in health systems and workforce management to enable a coordinated multisectoral response to public health threats. Emphasis is placed on strengthening local-level detection and response mechanisms, recognizing that effective global health security begins with robust capabilities at the community and state levels where health emergencies originate. The solicitation, titled Expanding global health security through local partnerships in Nigeria and identified by CDC-RFA-JG-26-0043, is issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. It is open for applications through October 2, 2026, and seeks partners capable of working closely with Nigerian institutions to develop sustainable, locally driven solutions. The effort is designed to foster collaboration across sectors and jurisdictions, ensuring that Nigeria’s public health infrastructure can reliably anticipate, detect, and respond to emerging health risks with speed and precision. All proposals must align with the goal of embedding long-term resilience within Nigeria’s health security framework through capacity building and system strengthening.

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Anti-Human Trafficking Compliance and ReportingThe contract requires the establishment and maintenance of a comprehensive anti-human trafficking compliance program for all activities conducted outside the United States under awards exceeding $500,000. This includes developing and implementing policies, conducting regular staff training on human trafficking awareness and prevention, and maintaining complete documentation to demonstrate adherence to federal requirements under the Trafficking In Persons (TIP) provisions. All compliance efforts must align with U.S. government standards and be fully traceable through audit-ready records. The obligation is tied to a subcontract under the U.S. Mission to Ukraine, part of the Department of State, and is subject to strict reporting and oversight as defined by federal regulations. Performance must occur outside the U.S., and the contractor is responsible for ensuring all personnel, whether directly employed or third-party, are trained and compliant. Failure to maintain the required program could result in contract termination or penalties. The solicitation opened on August 1, 2026, with responses due by September 1, 2026, and is classified under NAICS code 923120 for international affairs support services.

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Grant Support & Funding FacilitationThe contract seeks a subcontractor to provide comprehensive support for identifying, applying for, and managing grant funding aimed at advancing economic development initiatives within designated commercial corridors. The work involves researching eligible funding sources, preparing competitive grant proposals, coordinating with stakeholders, and ensuring compliance with reporting and financial accountability requirements throughout the lifecycle of funded projects. The goal is to secure external investment that stimulates business growth, improves infrastructure, and enhances community vitality in targeted areas. This engagement is issued under the Office of Economic Development in California, classified under NAICS code 923120, and is structured as a subcontract with a response deadline of September 5, 2026. The work will be performed in unspecified locations across the state, and the subcontractor must demonstrate expertise in navigating public funding mechanisms and delivering measurable economic outcomes. While no set-aside provisions are specified, the procuring agency expects a high level of strategic planning, coordination, and fiscal responsibility to successfully execute funding initiatives.

Office of Economic Development

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Legislative & Policy Recommendation DevelopmentThe contract aims to develop legislative recommendations and policy pathways grounded in prior study findings, with a specific focus on establishing sustainable funding models that can be effectively implemented at the state level. The work requires translating analytical results into actionable policy options that legislators and state agencies can adopt, ensuring long-term financial viability and operational feasibility within Connecticut’s governance framework. The deliverables must align with state priorities and be designed for real-world application, incorporating stakeholder input and evidence-based practices to strengthen policy outcomes. This is a subcontract under the agency name DAS Procurement, issued by the state of Connecticut, and is classified under NAICS code 923120 which relates to legislative bodies and related activities. The solicitation was posted on July 31, 2026, with a strict response deadline of August 22, 2026, at 3:59 AM. The contract does not specify a set-aside type or organizational requirements, and no point of contact information is provided, but all submissions must be made through the official Connecticut Source portal. The place of performance is not geographically defined, allowing flexibility for remote or statewide engagement, though delivery of final recommendations must accommodate Connecticut’s legislative and administrative processes.

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Sole Source for Curriculum for family-centered childhood obesity Intervention Program.

Solicitation # 1301-27-R-RFIN-00002

The Mississippi State Department of Health is seeking a sole source provider to deliver a comprehensive, evidence-based, CDC-approved family-centered childhood obesity intervention program, with all curriculum and training materials required to be distributed electronically. The contract covers the provision of a nutrition and behavior modification curriculum, including a workbook and instructor’s manual; a program setup manual with scheduling tools, brochures, newsletters, and training videos for directors and coordinators; and a physical activity curriculum with separate manuals for in-person and virtual delivery, along with corresponding training videos and modules spanning three levels. An optional two-part Zoom training session is included for staff, and an annual fee provides ongoing consulting, updated materials, newsletters, and peer support for one to two sites. A parent/caregiver workbook is offered at no cost, and all deliverables must support delivery to two cohorts of at least 25 families each, with a minimum of 26 hours of direct engagement per cohort, all to be completed by June 29, 2027. The total estimated value of the contract is $16,175, broken into five clearly defined line items with no option periods or multi-year extensions. The procurement is structured as a non-competitive sole source acquisition under a justification that recognizes the uniqueness of the required curriculum, with no formal FAR clauses, small business set-asides, or standardized representations and certifications required from respondents. Proposals must be submitted by August 21, 2026, via email to Cynthia Brasher at the Mississippi State Department of Health, with electronic delivery of all materials as the only acceptable format; physical packaging, marking, or shipping requirements are not applicable. There are no specified evaluation factors, weighting criteria, or formal inspection procedures outlined, as the award is based on sole source justification rather than competitive evaluation. The place of performance is statewide Mississippi, with all administrative functions centralized at the agency’s office in Jackson. No payment office, accounting codes, invoicing platform, or contracting officer representative is identified in the solicitation, and the only point of contact for submissions and objections is Cynthia Brasher, whose role is not formally designated as PCO, COR, or COTR. All materials must align with CDC guidelines and be delivered in electronic form without reference to MIL-STD or other physical distribution standards.

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Mississippi State Loan Repayment Program (SLRP)- Healthcare Professional

Solicitation # 2026-RFA-172

The Mississippi State Loan Repayment Program (SLRP) is a state-administered initiative designed to recruit and retain eligible medical doctors (MDs) and doctors of osteopathic medicine (DOs) to provide clinical services in federally designated Health Professional Shortage Areas (HPSAs) within Mississippi. Participants must commit to a minimum of two years of full-time or half-time practice at an approved public or private healthcare facility, delivering a minimum of 16 to 32 hours per week in direct patient care, depending on specialty, and may receive up to $150,000 in educational loan repayment. The program operates under federal grant authority with an Assistance Listing Number of 93.165 and is funded by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), with an estimated total funding range of $654,990 to $1,964,970 across a three-year period, subject to annual appropriations. Applications are solicited under solicitation number 2026-RFA-172 with a submission deadline of June 1, 2029, and must be submitted electronically via the Mississippi State Department of Health’s OpenGov Procurement portal using only PDF, JPEG, or PNG file formats. Eligibility is determined through a points-based evaluation with eight equally weighted criteria including discipline, practice location in a high-need area, commitment to serve, experience with Mississippi residency programs, and submission of qualifying loan documentation such as promissory notes, disclosure statements, and current account statements. The Mississippi State Department of Health serves as the contracting and administering entity, overseeing compliance with federal statutes including 42 U.S.C. §254q-1, 45 CFR 75, 2 CFR 200, and Title VI civil rights regulations. Participants must maintain active, unrestricted licensure in Mississippi, avoid prior defaults or bankruptcies on federal loans, and not have breached previous federal service obligations. The program prohibits applicants with debarment status, outstanding federal liens, or conflicting service commitments and enforces a force majeure clause allowing for contract extension due to unforeseen events. Acceptance is administered through a Memorandum of Understanding signed by the participant, sponsoring entity, and state authorities, with repayment funds disbursed following verification of service and compliance. No traditional contract line items or pricing structures are used, as this is a financial assistance award rather than a procurement contract, and oversight is maintained by MSDH with federal monitoring by

Rural Health and Population Studies

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