MEDSTAR HEALTH RESEARCH INSTITUTE INC.

MedStar Health Research Institute Inc. specializes in clinical research support, data management, and translational science services for federal health agencies, with a strong focus on cardiovascular and neurological research. The contractor delivers end-to-end technical assistance for clinical protocol validation, de-identification of medical imaging datasets, and operational support for NIH laboratories, particularly within the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. Their expertise includes clinical trial infrastructure, real-world evidence generation, CEAC services for investigational device exemptions, and integration of clinical data systems in outpost settings. They provide direct support to clinical research teams, including medical resident placement and research-enabling hospital services, demonstrating deep integration with NIH’s clinical center operations. The contractor’s primary client is the Department of Health and Human Services, particularly NIH components, where they serve as a trusted operational partner for complex, protocol-driven research initiatives. Their engagements are consistently tied to clinical data integrity, regulatory compliance, and translational research workflows, indicating a long-standing, mission-aligned relationship with HHS laboratories and clinical directorates. Their work is anchored in NAICS 541990 (other professional, scientific, and technical services), reflecting a broad scope of non-laboratory research support, alongside targeted efforts in 541715 (physical and life sciences R&D) and 622110 (general medical and surgical hospitals). This positions them as a hybrid provider bridging clinical care delivery and federal research infrastructure, specializing in high-compliance, data-sensitive environments. Based in Hyattsville, Maryland, MedStar Health Research Institute Inc. operates as an 8H entity with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic proximity to NIH and HHS headquarters enhances their responsiveness to time-sensitive research needs, reinforcing their role as a mission-critical support partner in the federal biomedical research ecosystem.