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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), specifically the Department of Reproductive Health, plans to modify an existing purchase order on a sole-source basis with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. This action supports an ongoing project involving data collection, consultation, and analysis of a linked dataset combining Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) records with birth and death files. The contract covers analytical work on ART-related birth data from 1997 through 2000 in Massachusetts, aiming to track trends in ART-conceived births, evaluate potential adverse health effects, and examine impacts on maternal and child health outcomes. A Linkage Work Group, comprised of representatives from both CDC and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, will guide the research agenda, develop study plans, and provide technical consultation throughout the analysis and reporting phases. The notice serves as an informational announcement inviting any interested parties to respond within five days; however, no solicitation will be issued, and if no responses are received within 15 days, the award will proceed under the authority provided by federal regulations. The purpose of the sole-source modification is to continue supporting the linkage project and to evaluate supplementary datasets that might enhance the ART and birth record data’s analytic capabilities. The contract is designated under NAICS code 923120, and Dorothy A. Reed-Penix is listed as the point of contact for this procurement.

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CDC modifies sole-source contract with Massachusetts for ART birth data analysis, 1997-2000.

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923120 - Administration of Public Health Programs

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NOTICE OF INTENT TO SOLE SOURCE: The Center of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Department of Reproductive Health (DRH) has requirement to provide - Data Collection in conjunction with - Consultation and Support and to Conduct Analyses on a Linked Data Set of Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) and Birth/Death Files. The Centers for Disease Control intends to issue a modification to the purchase order, on a sole-source basis in accordance with FAR 302-1(b)(1)(i), to Massachusetts Department of Public Health. This procurement is to provide data collection support for the linkage project currently underway, conduct analyses utilizing the linked ART-Birth record dataset, and to evaluate other possible datasets that might supplement the linked ART-Birth record dataset. A Linkage Work Group, composed of persons from CDC and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, has been in existence. This Work Group will: (1) develop a research agenda for the linked data, (2) develop specific analytic plans for each study included in the research agenda, and (3) provide leadership and ongoing technical consultation during the analysis and writing phases of each study. This purchase order will cover consultation on the analyses of the linked ART - birth record data files for infants born in 1997, 1998, 1999, and 2000. These data will allow us to track ART births in Massachusetts over time such that we can assess trends in the number of infants conceived with ART, the potential adverse health risks associated with ART in Massachusetts, and the trends in the impact of ART on adverse maternal and child health outcomes. This notice is issued for informational purposes only. Any interested party may identify themselves to the contracting officer no later than 5 (5) days from the date of this announcement. Submit information to Dorothy Reed Penix at contact@example.gov. No solicitation will be issued. If no responses are received within 15 days, award will be made to the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. Award will be made under the authority of 41 U.S.C. 253 (c ) (1) without further notices being issued. All responses received shall be considered by the Government.

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