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FY26 FR0 DFS/PHL - APHL Membership Dues

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The District of Columbia’s Forensic Sciences Division is forecasting its membership dues for the Fiscal Year 2026 to the Association of Public Health Laboratories. This upcoming obligation is tied to the ongoing operational support and collaboration with APHL, which provides essential resources, standards, training, and network connectivity vital to the state public health laboratory system. The funding will sustain the agency’s participation in national public health laboratory initiatives, data sharing protocols, emergency response coordination, and quality assurance programs that underpin forensic and public health testing capabilities. There are no set-aside provisions, NAICS codes, or specific place of performance details listed, indicating this is a straightforward administrative expenditure rather than a procurement or contracting opportunity. The forecast was posted in July 2026 with no identified point of contact, and the transaction will be processed through the District’s public contracting portal. Membership renewal for FY26 is anticipated to be a routine, non-competitive obligation required to maintain institutional access to APHL’s infrastructure and services that are critical to the district’s forensic and public health mission.

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District of Columbia forecasts FY2026 APHL membership dues for critical public health and forensic support services.

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District of Columbia → Forensic Sciences (DFS)

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813920 - Professional OrganizationsView NAICS

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Forensic Sciences (DFS)
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APHL membership dues

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