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External Engagement - Policy Coordination

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The RMS#1222 NCIRD IDIQ Task Order for External Engagement and Policy Coordination supports the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention by providing policy staff to analyze programs and promote organizational priorities. Key responsibilities include strategic communication with external stakeholders, managing clearances, developing annual budget justifications, and coordinating briefings. The primary objectives are to strengthen strategic partnerships across the Center and facilitate engagement with the Office of Management and Budget, the Department of Health and Human Services, and Congressional stakeholders. The contract is categorized under NAICS code 541611 and follows a multi-year funding structure. The base amount is 165,000 dollars, with subsequent annual allocations of 141,350 dollars for 2025, 145,750 dollars for 2026, 120,120 dollars for 2027, and 123,640 dollars for 2028. Carlos Granados serves as the program point of contact for this forecast opportunity.

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CDC contract for policy staff to manage external engagement and strategic coordination.

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541611 - Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services

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USA

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AgencyCenters for Disease Control and Prevention → Centers For Disease Control And Prevention
Contacts2 people available
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Carlos Granados
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RMS#1222 - NCIRD IDIQ Task Order: Policy staff work cohesively with the Divisions to promote the Center's priorities through the analysis of policies and programs; strategic communication with external stakeholders; coordination of meetings and briefings; management of clearances, document development and review; formulation of annual budget justifications; and responding to time sensitive political issues or special assignments. The work requested through this contract will directly support two of the strategic priorities for the office, specifically: - Strengthen and expand strategic partnerships across the Center in collaboration with other OD offices and Divisions - Help NCIRD achieve goals through strategic engagement with HHS, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), and Congressional stakeholders Base - $165,000.00 2025 - $141,350.00 2026 - $145,750.00 2027 - $120,120.00 2028 - $123,640.00

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