Cancer Transitions Licensure

The District of Columbia Department of Health is seeking a vendor to license cancer survivorship workshop materials under the Comprehensive Cancer Control Program, specifically the Cancer Support Community’s Cancer Transitions: Moving Beyond Treatment program. These materials will be used by Cancer Division staff to deliver structured support workshops to cancer survivors transitioning beyond active treatment, focusing on emotional, physical, and practical aspects of life after treatment. The contract is currently in the forecasting phase, with no solicitation number assigned yet, and the posting date indicates the opportunity was made available in July 2026, suggesting a future procurement timeline. The materials will be utilized exclusively by District of Columbia government staff for public health programming, with no indication of geographic limitation beyond the agency’s jurisdiction. The agency responsible is the District of Columbia’s Department of Health, and while details such as NAICS code, set-aside status, and point of contact are not provided, the intent is clearly to enhance survivorship services through an established, evidence-based curriculum. Vendors interested in this opportunity should prepare to demonstrate their ability to provide licensing rights to the Cancer Transitions program, including access to training resources, facilitator guides, and participant materials, all aligned with the goals of the Comprehensive Cancer Control Program.