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CyberFEDS and Worker's Comp Licenses

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The contract solicits licenses for CyberFEDS and Workers Compensation research tools to support EEO and related investigations, targeting small business contractors under a Total Small Business Set-Aside designation. It falls under NAICS code 923130, indicating a focus on administrative services for the federal government, and is managed by the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration within HHS. The acquisition is forecasted for release in 2026, with no current solicitation number or detailed scope beyond the specified research tools, and performance location details are unspecified. Point of contact for program inquiries is Mi Kim at mi.kim@hhs.gov, while Anne Mineweaser, Contracting Officer, oversees procurement matters at anne.mineweaser@hhs.gov. The opportunity is publicly listed on the OSDBU HHS portal for interested small businesses to prepare proposals in advance of the formal solicitation.

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Small business set-aside contract for CyberFEDS and Workers’ Compensation research licenses.

Agency

Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration → Office Of The Assistant Secretary For Administration (asa)View Agency

NAICS

923130 - Administration of Human Resource Programs (except Education, Public Health, and Veterans' Affairs Programs)View NAICS

Place of Performance

USA

Set-Aside

SBA

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AgencyOffice of the Assistant Secretary for Administration → Office Of The Assistant Secretary For Administration (asa)
Contacts2 people available
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Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration → Office Of The Assistant Secretary For Administration (asa)
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Anne MineweaserContracting Officer

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CyberFEDS and Worker's Comp Licenses - Research Tools for EEO Cases, etc.

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