Florida High-Impact HIV Prevention and Surveillance Programs

The Florida High-Impact HIV Prevention and Surveillance Programs is a cooperative agreement between the CDC and the Florida Department of Health designed to implement comprehensive HIV surveillance and prevention initiatives. The program focuses on preventing new HIV infections, achieving and sustaining viral suppression among persons living with HIV, and reducing health-related disparities. By utilizing quality, timely, and complete surveillance and program data, the initiative aims to guide prevention efforts and improve overall health outcomes for affected populations. Under solicitation number NU62PS924830, the project encompasses prevention, surveillance, and Ending the HIV Epidemic components. For the budget period spanning June 1, 2026, to May 31, 2027, the total federal funds obligated include a base amount of 47,638,365 dollars and a supplement of 7,892,545 dollars in direct costs. This non-competing continuation agreement has a total period of performance extending through May 31, 2029.