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--Development of Country Study Database Prototype

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The U.S. Army Medical Research Acquisition Activity (USAMRAA) intends to engage Information International Associates, Inc., located in Havertown, PA, for the creation of a prototype database focused on country studies related to medical capabilities and infrastructure. This contract will be pursued through a negotiation process that is not fully open to other bidders. The task involves developing a web-based, database-driven digital system designed to publish and disseminate open-source foreign area medical studies conducted under previous contracts. The scope includes the creation of a web application for content access, conducting usability testing, delivering a digital copy of the database on CD, and providing a final report. The period of performance for this contract is expected to last one year. Although the contract will primarily be awarded to Information International Associates, other vendors capable of meeting the requirement may submit a written response demonstrating their qualifications. However, telephone inquiries are not accepted. Key points of contact for this effort are available via email, and interested parties must follow specific submission guidelines as outlined in the referenced instructions. The project aims to enhance the accessibility and usability of critical medical research data through a modern, user-friendly web interface.

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USAMRAA contracts Information International Associates to develop a web-based medical database prototype.

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518210 - Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services

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The U.S. Army Medical Research Acquisition Activity (USAMRAA) plans to negotiate on an Other Than Full and Open Competition basis with Information International Associates, Inc., Havertown PA, for the development of a country study database prototype . Information International Associates will develop a database driven, web interfaced digital publication and dissemination system for open source foreign area/country medical capability and medical infrastructure studies developed under previous contract s. Information International Associates will also provide the web application for accessing the content, and usability testing, digital copy of the database on CD and final report. Period of performance is planned for one year. No telephone requests. A ny interested vendor purporting to be able to furnish the requirement must submit a written response demonstrating such capability. See Numbered Note 22. POC: contact@example.gov

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