BRFSS

The District of Columbia Department of Health is forecasting a contract opportunity for the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey, commonly known as BRFSS, to support health promotion and disease prevention initiatives. The forecast was posted on July 23, 2026, and is intended to secure a vendor or contractor capable of administering a comprehensive, population-based survey that collects data on health-related behaviors, chronic conditions, and access to preventive services among residents of the District. The survey is critical for identifying public health trends, informing policy decisions, and guiding the allocation of resources toward evidence-based interventions aimed at improving community health outcomes. While specific solicitation details such as budget, duration, or award criteria are not yet available, the contract will require robust methodological expertise in survey design, data collection, statistical analysis, and reporting aligned with national BRFSS standards. The place of performance is located within the District of Columbia, and the work will involve coordination with local health agencies, community stakeholders, and state public health systems. This forecast serves as an early notice to potential offerors, indicating that a formal solicitation may follow, with an emphasis on experienced contractors familiar with large-scale public health surveillance and sensitive data handling protocols.