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25 - OC HACU/TWC (Hispanic Intern)

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The contract opportunity titled 25 - OC HACU/TWC (Hispanic Intern) is a forecasted procurement under the NAICS code 611710, which corresponds to other schools and instruction, indicating the purpose may relate to educational or training initiatives. It is issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and is intended to support the hiring of a Hispanic intern, likely through a program aligned with the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities and the Texas Workforce Commission. The solicitation is not yet active, as no solicitation number has been assigned and the posting date reflects a future date in 2026, suggesting this is a planning or forecasted opportunity rather than an open bid. The point of contact for program inquiries is Lawrence Furphy at lrf2@cdc.gov, while the contracting officer position is listed as to be determined. There are no specified location details for the office address or place of performance, leaving the physical or operational location undefined in the current forecast.

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CDC forecast for Hispanic internship program, promoting diversity and workforce development, posted March 2026.

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention → Centers For Disease Control And Prevention

NAICS

611710 - Educational Support ServicesView NAICS

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PostedMay 25

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AgencyCenters for Disease Control and Prevention → Centers For Disease Control And Prevention

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention → Centers For Disease Control And Prevention

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Lawrence Furphy

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25 - OC HACU/TWC (Hispanic Intern)

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