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HEALTH FORUM, LLC

Subsidiary ofAMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATIONUEI: FDHHNALY78P1

HEALTH FORUM, LLC is a federal contractor, registered under UEI FDHHNALY78P1. It has been awarded $119,999 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Book Publishers, Unknown NAICS, and Advertising Material Distribution Services. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Health And Human Services, Department Of Veterans Affairs, and Department Of Housing And Urban Development.

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Health Forum, LLC provides specialized professional services focused on healthcare information dissemination, event coordination, and research support. The company's core capabilities include the provision of exhibit space and booth rentals for high-level leadership summits and health forums, as wel...

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Department Of Health And Human Services$91.0K75.8%Department Of Veterans Affairs$21.6K18%Department Of Housing And Urban Development$7.3K6.1%

Awards by NAICS

511130 - Book Publishers$46.4K38.7%541870 - Advertising Material Distribution Services$11.6K9.7%511120 - Periodical Publishers$11.2K9.3%541720 - Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities$4.5K3.8%

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RFP for External Evaluation of Title III SIP Grant

Solicitation # BPM059747

Wor-Wic Community College is seeking an external evaluator for its five-year U.S. Department of Education Title III Strengthening Institutions Program grant, spanning from October 1, 2026, to September 30, 2031. The selected contractor will collaborate with the project director and compliance coordinator to develop and refine a comprehensive evaluation plan utilizing both formative and summative strategies. Key objectives include assessing the expansion of STEM and nursing program capacity, improving instruction through AI literacy, and increasing the operational capacity of the grants office. Required deliverables include an annual evaluation report due by October 30 each year and at least one mandatory in-person campus visit annually. All evaluation data must be integrated into the Nuventive Solutions software to align with the college's institutional assessment processes. The solicitation follows a cumulative, phased scoring process where technical proposals are evaluated first, followed by oral presentations via Zoom, with price proposals requested only from top-scoring firms. Technical responsiveness is weighted at 70%, focusing on staff qualifications, past performance, and financial stability. Proposals must be submitted by December 9, 2026, and must include a technical volume and a separate price proposal. The contract will be issued as a purchase order with Net 30 payment terms. Compliance requirements include adherence to Maryland state law and Appendix II to Part 200 for non-federal entity contracts, as well as strict confidentiality regarding college records and the maintenance of worker's compensation and public liability insurance.

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External Evaluation of Title III SIP Grant

Solicitation # 6676

Wor-Wic Community College is soliciting proposals for an external evaluator to support its Title III Strengthening Institutions Program (SIP) grant, which runs from October 1, 2026, to September 30, 2031. The grant focuses on expanding enrollment and retention in STEM and nursing programs through modernized facilities and AI integration, while also increasing the grants office's capacity for funding and compliance. The selected evaluator will collaborate with the project director and compliance coordinator to develop and refine a comprehensive evaluation plan using both quantitative and qualitative data. Key requirements include the delivery of formative and summative evaluation reports and at least one mandatory in-person campus visit annually. The contract will be issued as a purchase order and is governed by the laws of Maryland and the United States, including compliance with Appendix II to Part 200 for non-federal entity contracts. Award selection is based on best value, with 70% of the evaluation weight placed on responsiveness to the scope of work, including firm qualifications and past performance. Contractors must adhere to strict non-discrimination policies, maintain confidentiality regarding college records, and provide proof of Worker's Compensation and Public Liability insurance. Proposals must be submitted by December 9, 2026, and must strictly separate technical qualifications from pricing to avoid disqualification.

Wor-Wic Community College

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Mapping primary violence prevention activity across the Humber

Solicitation # VPP/26/MPVP

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside is seeking a provider to conduct a systematic mapping of primary violence prevention activity across the Humber region, including Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, North Lincolnshire, and North East Lincolnshire. The objective is to identify and distinguish between explicit violence prevention programs and wider provisions that offer indirect preventative contributions, while referencing national standards such as the PSHE curriculum. The project requires a methodology that goes beyond desk-based research to ensure a deep and broad understanding of local implementation. Key deliverables include a summary report detailing gaps, overlaps, and inconsistencies in current provision, and a presentation of findings delivered to the HVPP team and partners. The contract is scheduled to run from December 14, 2026, to March 31, 2027, with specific milestones for the search approach, work-in-progress mapping, and final report delivery. Award decisions will be based on a weighted evaluation of quality (85%), social value (5%), and price (10%), with a heavy emphasis on the proposed delivery approach and the provider's experience in violence prevention. Successful bidders must provide a resilience plan for staff and adhere to a 30-day payment term for undisputed invoices. Tenders must be submitted by December 7, 2026, and include a detailed pricing schedule covering mobilization, the mapping exercise, and the final report.

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside

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Development of Evidence Base & Scale-Up Roadmap for Parametric Insurance

Solicitation # UNDP-IND-00861

The UNDP Office in India is soliciting proposals for the Development of Evidence Base and Scale-Up Roadmap for Parametric Insurance under solicitation number UNDP-IND-00861. The primary objective of this contract is to establish a credible national evidence base regarding climate risk protection for vulnerable occupation groups. This data will be used to create policy and institutional recommendations for adoption by social protection agencies, regulators, and government bodies to enhance climate resilience. Interested bidders must submit their offers electronically through the Quantum partner agencies portal. The process requires users to register a profile or use existing credentials to subscribe to the tender for updates and amendments. All communications and clarifications should be handled via the system's messaging functionality, with the project being performed within India.

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Call for Bid: AI Adoption, Inequality and Informality in Latin America and the Caribbean: Implications for Enterprise and Employment Policies Please check the tender documentation on how to contact the Buyer

Solicitation # rfx_14343_HQ

The International Labour Organization is soliciting bids for a project titled AI Adoption, Inequality and Informality in Latin America and the Caribbean: Implications for Enterprise and Employment Policies. This solicitation, identified as rfx_14343_HQ, seeks qualified organizations capable of delivering the specified goods, works, or services. The place of performance is designated as Switzerland, and the procurement process is managed through the ILO e-Sourcing platform. Bidders must submit their offers electronically via the Jaggaer e-Sourcing platform, ensuring all components are uploaded before the specified deadline to avoid automatic rejection. Proposals should be organized into three response envelopes covering qualification, technical, and commercial details. Compliance with the general Terms and Conditions of ILO Contracts and specific additional contractual conditions is mandatory, as non-conformity may impact the evaluation or render a bid ineligible. Technical assistance for the submission portal is available through designated Jaggaer helpdesk contacts across multiple regions, including the United States, United Kingdom, France, Italy, and Spain.

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Convocatoria para el desarrollo de un estudio sobre el efecto de cambios en las tasas de cotización a la seguridad social en el empleo y la formalización. Please check the tender documentation on how to contact the Buyer

Solicitation # rfx_14135_ROLAC

The International Labour Organization (ILO) is soliciting proposals for the development of a study focused on the effects of changes in social security contribution rates on employment and formalization. This project is designated for performance in Chile. Interested bidders must be qualified and capable of providing the specified services and must adhere to the terms and conditions applicable to ILO contracts. All offers must be submitted electronically through the ILO e-Sourcing platform via the UNGM Portal. Submissions must be completed before the specified deadline, as the system will block any further uploads once the server clock expires. Proposals must follow strict formatting guidelines, including the use of a single font and size, no table of contents or index, and no bolding or italicizing within the text, except for a single size of boldface typeface for headings. Failure to comply with these requirements or the additional contractual conditions may result in a proposal being deemed ineligible. For technical assistance, the Jaggaer helpdesk provides regional support across France, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

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Request for Tender in relation to a Social Cohesion Framework for Schools

Solicitation # ESE26/9674.

The Department of Education is seeking a qualified supplier to develop a Social Cohesion Framework for Schools in response to recommendations from the Special Envoy to Combat Islamophobia. This voluntary, non-regulatory framework aims to provide evidence-based guidance to help all Australian school sectors prevent and respond to racism, faith-based discrimination, and other forms of bias. The final product is intended for a wide range of users, including school leaders, staff, students, and parents, ensuring a safe and inclusive learning environment across the country. The selected provider will be responsible for conducting extensive stakeholder consultations and reviewing contemporary research to ensure the framework is practical and nationally relevant. Key deliverables include the development of the framework itself, accompanying implementation guidance products, and the execution of user testing. The project will be managed through specific reporting requirements, including a Project Plan and a final Project Report, with performance taking place across major Australian cities.

Department of Education

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BPA Call Order Exceeding $20,000 Synopsis Requisition 1179185

Solicitation # 12443927Q0024

The USDA Forest Service is issuing a special notice of intent to award a competitive BPA Call Order for an archaeological survey covering 1,242 acres on Calcasieu RD within the Kisatchie National Forest in Louisiana. This procurement is conducted under the Land Management Integrated Resources BPA, a national agreement providing a wide range of professional and natural resource services across all federal forests and grasslands. This opportunity is restricted to the 38 approved companies currently eligible under the LMIR BPA, and the solicitation will be distributed via email. The project is designated as a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 541720. While this specific notice is not a request for proposals, companies not currently on the BPA may apply to join during the annual onboarding window from October 1 to October 31.

Csa East 1 Usda-Fs

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Clinical Trial Statistical Analysis and Data ManagementThis subcontract for Clinical Trial Statistical Analysis and Data Management supports prime contractors on NIMH and NIDA RAPIDs-CTN projects under the National Institutes of Health. The scope of work focuses on providing specialized statistical programming and data management, including the development of statistical approaches for participant assignment and intervention delivery. The contractor is responsible for standardizing data management procedures to assess intervention effects and maintaining rigorous quality control across multiple clinical sites. The technical requirements emphasize the use of pragmatic trial design and real-world evidence statistical modeling to deliver comprehensive statistical analysis plans and cleaned data sets. This opportunity falls under NAICS code 541720 and is associated with the Department of Health and Human Services. The response deadline for this engagement is June 10, 2027.

National Institutes Of Health

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Clinical Trial Data Coordination and Network ManagementThe Clinical Trial Data Coordination and Network Management subcontract, issued by the National Institutes of Health under the Department of Health and Human Services, focuses on the centralized coordination, governance, and monitoring of prime contractors for NIMH and NIDA RAPIDs-CTN projects. The scope of work includes managing cross-network communication, implementing safety and pharmacovigilance plans, and overseeing protocol fidelity and site onboarding. Additionally, the contractor is responsible for conducting standardized training and quality assurance for clinical delivery models. Technical requirements involve utilizing infrastructure for Common Data Elements and biospecimen storage to deliver unified study protocols and safety monitoring reports. This opportunity falls under NAICS code 541720, with a response deadline set for June 10, 2027.

National Institutes Of Health

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2026 Economic Contributions of BC Small Craft Harbours

Solicitation # 30008546

Fisheries and Oceans Canada has issued solicitation 30008546 to secure professional services for the 2026 Economic Contributions of British Columbia Small Craft Harbours. The objective of this contract is to update and expand previous studies to quantify the direct, indirect, and induced economic impacts of the Small Craft Harbour network on the province's coastal livelihoods and economy. Key deliverables include developing a method to estimate commercial fishing value per harbour, assessing benefits to Indigenous communities, aquaculture, marine tourism, and recreational boating, and identifying user groups highly dependent on this infrastructure. Additionally, the contractor must recommend repeatable methodologies and indicators for future monitoring and identify existing data gaps. The contract has a maximum funding limit of 100,000.00 dollars, including travel, and a performance period extending from the date of award until June 30, 2027. To be eligible, a single resource must meet mandatory requirements including experience in planning research methodologies for marine-related economic contributions and at least two years of experience in a marine-related industry within the last three years. Proposals must be submitted by November 23, 2026, and are evaluated based on technical experience and financial offers. The work is subject to inspection and acceptance by the government, with no security clearance required for performance.

Department of Fisheries and Oceans

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Canadian Defence Academy Research Paper - Hybrid Threats, National Resilience, and Whole-of-Society Understanding

Solicitation # W4938-26-318S-A4

The Department of National Defence, through the Canadian Defence Academy, is soliciting a research paper to analyze how governments, military organizations, and societies conceptualize hybrid threats, hybrid warfare, and grey-zone competition. The primary objective is to provide an academic analysis that informs Professional Military Education, Professional Development, and leader development activities, with a specific focus on resilience, preparedness, and strategic understanding. The scope includes evaluating the approaches of Nordic allies and assessing how hybrid threats impact the ability of institutions to interpret complex security environments. The final report must reference key strategic documents, including the 2024 vision for Canada's Defence, the 2026 National Security plan, and various NATO and CSIS reports. Offers will be evaluated based on technical relevance and financial criteria, with a high rating awarded to proposals that comprehensively draw from academic literature and professional policy. The contractor must adhere to strict confidentiality and security requirements, including providing proof of security clearances for personnel and disclosing any use of artificial intelligence tools in the development of deliverables. All submissions must be provided in English or French and include a Procurement Business Number, an Offer Submission Form, and an Offeror Declaration Form. Payments are processed in Canadian dollars within 30 days of receiving an acceptable invoice.

Department of National Defence

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Economic Output and Productivity AnalystThis subcontract for an Economic Output and Productivity Analyst involves performing detailed quantitative and qualitative analyses of economic output and productivity for prime contractors working on International Labour Organization projects. The selected provider will be responsible for analyzing complex datasets from developing economies, applying econometric modeling, and distinguishing between subsistence and modern segments of various economic sectors to produce comprehensive analytical reports and data sets. The engagement requires specialized expertise in sectoral analysis and economic modeling tailored to developing nations. Based in Switzerland, the contract falls under NAICS code 541720 and is managed by the ILO. The primary objective is to deliver high-level economic insights and data-driven results to support the organization's broader project goals.

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Firms to support the implementation of The Joint United Nations Deliverable

Solicitation # UNDP-NGA-01546

UNDP Nigeria is seeking an Abuja-based consulting firm to provide technical, research, and coordination support for a joint UN intervention focused on gender-based violence, human rights protection, and the strengthening of health and justice systems. The selected firm will be responsible for a comprehensive scope of work across 19 selected states, including the development of research tools, the recruitment and training of field teams, and the execution of extensive quantitative and qualitative data collection. A primary objective is to map the survivor journey and generate evidence on help-seeking behaviors and service gaps for women and male survivors. Beyond research, the consultancy involves mapping referral pathways, developing health-sector protocols and standard operating procedures, and creating a standardized monitoring and evaluation framework. The firm will also work to strengthen linkages between health services and legal aid to improve survivor access to justice. Final deliverables include a national survivor journey report, state-level policy notes, and a data integration roadmap to enhance the National GBV Management Information System. All activities must be aligned with WHO instruments and approved by the National Health Research Ethics Committee.

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Call for External Collaborator: Research on wage regulation enforcement and protection mechanisms in Thailand, -ILO-FAIRWORK- Please access further details through the ILO e-Sourcing Platform.

Solicitation # rfx_14139_ROAP

The International Labour Organization (ILO) is seeking an External Collaborator to conduct research on wage regulation enforcement and protection mechanisms in Thailand. The selected individual will be responsible for assessing existing mechanisms and revising or developing further products related to the FAIRWORK initiative. This engagement is categorized as a call for an External Collaborator, which is a procurement type assimilated to a Request for Quotation. Interested candidates must submit their proposals through the ILO e-Sourcing Platform, which is integrated with the United Nations Global Marketplace. Proposals are required to be submitted in two distinct response envelopes: a Qualification Response for qualification information and a Commercial Response for pricing and commercial terms. All submissions must be completed electronically via the portal before the specified deadline, with the platform's server clock serving as the authoritative time for receipt.

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Call for External Collaborator - Analysis of economic output, employment and productivity across economic sectors and their modern and subsistence segments in developing economies, Employment, Skills and Sustainable Enterprises Department (EMPENT/HQ) Plea

Solicitation # rfx_14190_HQ

The International Labour Organization is seeking an individual External Collaborator to conduct specialized research on sectoral productivity, employment, and structural transformation across various income levels. The primary objective is to analyze economic output and employment by sector, specifically distinguishing between formal, modern activities and informal, subsistence activities. The selected collaborator must provide a dataset covering developing economies and high-income countries to perform three core tasks: calculating productivity levels and gaps across 14 sector segments, developing development profiles to visualize how employment structures evolve as per capita income increases, and conducting a triple shift-share analysis to evaluate productivity and employment growth. Special emphasis is placed on the structural distinction between modern and subsistence agriculture and the role of urban services. This solicitation, identified as rfx_14190_HQ, is managed by the Employment, Skills and Sustainable Enterprises Department and is performed in Switzerland. The procurement is structured as a Call for External Collaborator, which is assimilated to a Request for Quotation. Interested candidates must submit their proposals through the ILO e-Sourcing platform, which is integrated with the United Nations Global Marketplace. Submissions are required to be organized into two response envelopes: a Qualification Response for eligibility and a Commercial Response for pricing and commercial terms. All documentation must be uploaded electronically, with a caution that large files should be submitted well before the deadline to ensure successful transfer.

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Contratação de empresa especializada para a realização de Avaliação de Impacto

Solicitation # UNDP-BRA-01287

The United Nations Development Programme is seeking a specialized firm to conduct an impact evaluation for the Floresta+ Amazônia Project in Brazil. This evaluation will utilize a theory of change and evidence-based approach to determine the project's causal contribution to environmental, socioeconomic, and institutional changes within the Legal Amazon. The scope specifically covers conservation, communities, innovation, and institutional modalities, as well as the strengthening of the ENREDD+ network. The assessment focuses on three primary pillars: environmental impacts such as deforestation and biodiversity, socioeconomic factors including income and gender equity for traditional communities, and institutional progress regarding governance and public policy. Interested suppliers must submit their proposals through the Quantum system. A pre-bid meeting for technical and formal clarifications is scheduled for November 30, 2026, at 11:00 AM Brasília time.

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Generate evidence on how Cash Plus is performing as an enabler across the four pillars of PROSPECTS 2.0, showing where linkages are working and where improvement is needed

Solicitation # LRPS-2026-9207275

UNICEF has issued a Request for Proposals under solicitation number LRPS-2026-9207275 to select a supplier to generate evidence regarding the performance of Cash Plus as an enabler across the four pillars of PROSPECTS 2.0. The primary objective of this engagement is to identify where linkages are functioning effectively and where improvements are necessary. The place of performance for this project is located in Uganda. Interested vendors must be registered as a company or NGO with the United Nations Global Marketplace and have completed all mandatory registration information to access the tender documentation. Bidders are required to use the UNICEF e-submission system, where they should opt in early to review mandatory placeholders and questionnaires. All submissions must be free of corrupt or damaged files to avoid invalidation, and vendors are encouraged to monitor the system regularly for updates, clarifications, or deadline extensions.

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