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Global Health Intermittent Health Development Officer - Solicitation for U.S. Personal Service Contractor (USPSC) (Multiple Positions)

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Sol_7200AA23R00055Federal

Submission Closed05/23/2023, 09:00:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 923120

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Sole Source for Curriculum for family-centered childhood obesity Intervention Program.

Solicitation # 1301-27-R-RFIN-00002

The Mississippi State Department of Health is seeking a sole source provider to deliver a comprehensive, evidence-based, CDC-approved family-centered childhood obesity intervention program, with all curriculum and training materials required to be distributed electronically. The contract covers the provision of a nutrition and behavior modification curriculum, including a workbook and instructor’s manual; a program setup manual with scheduling tools, brochures, newsletters, and training videos for directors and coordinators; and a physical activity curriculum with separate manuals for in-person and virtual delivery, along with corresponding training videos and modules spanning three levels. An optional two-part Zoom training session is included for staff, and an annual fee provides ongoing consulting, updated materials, newsletters, and peer support for one to two sites. A parent/caregiver workbook is offered at no cost, and all deliverables must support delivery to two cohorts of at least 25 families each, with a minimum of 26 hours of direct engagement per cohort, all to be completed by June 29, 2027. The total estimated value of the contract is $16,175, broken into five clearly defined line items with no option periods or multi-year extensions. The procurement is structured as a non-competitive sole source acquisition under a justification that recognizes the uniqueness of the required curriculum, with no formal FAR clauses, small business set-asides, or standardized representations and certifications required from respondents. Proposals must be submitted by August 21, 2026, via email to Cynthia Brasher at the Mississippi State Department of Health, with electronic delivery of all materials as the only acceptable format; physical packaging, marking, or shipping requirements are not applicable. There are no specified evaluation factors, weighting criteria, or formal inspection procedures outlined, as the award is based on sole source justification rather than competitive evaluation. The place of performance is statewide Mississippi, with all administrative functions centralized at the agency’s office in Jackson. No payment office, accounting codes, invoicing platform, or contracting officer representative is identified in the solicitation, and the only point of contact for submissions and objections is Cynthia Brasher, whose role is not formally designated as PCO, COR, or COTR. All materials must align with CDC guidelines and be delivered in electronic form without reference to MIL-STD or other physical distribution standards.

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Mississippi State Loan Repayment Program (SLRP)- Healthcare Professional

Solicitation # 2026-RFA-172

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Mississippi State Loan Repayment Program (SLRP): Sponsoring Entity (Practice Site)

Solicitation # 2026-RFA-173

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State Maternal Health Innovation Program (SMHI)The State Maternal Health Innovation Program aims to strengthen state-level capacity to improve maternal health outcomes by addressing critical gaps in care. It supports the delivery of high-quality maternal health services, the development of a skilled workforce, improved data collection and analysis, and the implementation of innovative strategies designed to reduce maternal mortality and severe maternal morbidity. The program focuses on scalable, evidence-based initiatives that can be adapted across jurisdictions to create lasting systemic improvements in maternal health. This initiative is administered by the Health Resources and Services Administration within the Department of Health and Human Services. Though the solicitation number and NAICS code are not yet specified, the opportunity is posted as a forecast with a planned release date of July 31, 2026. Interested parties can reach the point of contact via email at wellwomancare@hrsa.gov or by phone at 301-443-1702 for further information regarding upcoming funding announcements and program requirements. The program is open to state-level applicants seeking to enhance their maternal health infrastructure and outcomes through targeted innovation and collaboration.

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Fiscal Year (FY) 2027 Service Area Competition (SAC)The FY 2027 Health Center Program Service Area Competition provides funding to expand access to comprehensive, high-quality preventive and primary health care in medically underserved communities across the United States and its territories. This initiative supports health centers in delivering essential services to populations with limited access to care, ensuring that resources are directed to areas most in need. Service areas eligible for competition are outlined in the Service Area Announcement Table, and additional areas may be released throughout the year via the SAC-AA mechanism if an existing awardee is unable to sustain operations in its designated service area, allowing for timely reallocation of funds to maintain uninterrupted care. Funding opportunities under this competition are administered by the Health Resources and Services Administration within the Department of Health and Human Services. The forecast was posted on July 31, 2026, and interested applicants can find further details and apply through the grants.gov platform using the designated link. For inquiries, the point of contact is the Health Resources and Services Administration, reachable via email at bphcfunding@hrsa.gov or by phone at 301-594-4300. This competition does not specify a set-aside type, NAICS code, or place of performance beyond the general scope of service area locations, emphasizing flexibility to address evolving community health needs.

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Fiscal Year (FY) 2027 Service Area Competition (SAC)The Fiscal Year 2027 Service Area Competition provides funding to expand access to comprehensive, high-quality preventive and primary health care in medically underserved communities across the United States and its territories. Through this initiative, grants are awarded to health centers that demonstrate the capacity to deliver essential services to populations with limited access to care, with service areas designated in the Service Area Announcement Table. Additional service areas may be announced throughout the year via the SAC-Additional Area process if an existing award holder is no longer able to fulfill its service obligations, ensuring continuous coverage in vulnerable regions. The funding initiative is administered by the Health Resources and Services Administration under the Department of Health and Human Services. This opportunity is posted as a forecast with no solicitation number and no set-aside designation, indicating it is a planned funding opportunity open to eligible applicants without specific restrictions. The contract is not tied to a specific NAICS code or organization type, allowing a broad range of health centers to apply. All applications and inquiries should be directed to the designated point of contact at the Health Resources and Services Administration, accessible via the provided email and phone number. Information and updates can be tracked through the official grants.gov portal linked in the posting, and the opportunity was made available for public notice on July 31, 2026.

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Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health (AIM) Capacity ProgramThe Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health (AIM) Capacity Program aims to enhance the ability of state, territorial, and Tribal entities to adopt, scale, and maintain AIM Patient Safety Bundles and related resources nationwide. This initiative focuses on advancing evidence-based maternal safety practices to elevate the quality and safety of maternity care, with the ultimate goals of improving maternal health outcomes and significantly reducing preventable maternal deaths and severe complications during pregnancy and childbirth. The program provides critical support to build sustainable systems that ensure consistent implementation of best practices across diverse healthcare settings. The initiative is managed by the Health Resources and Services Administration under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, with funding and operational guidance directed through the AIM Capacity Program. Interested parties can find additional information and apply through the designated grant portal, with inquiries directed to the provided point of contact at wellwomancare@hrsa.gov or by phone at 301-945-3940. Though the solicitation is currently listed as a forecast with no formal solicitation number or set-aside details, the program is designed to foster long-term capacity building and systemic improvement in maternal health care delivery across the United States.

Health Resources And Services Administration

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Agency For International Development → Usaid Bureau For Global HealthView Agency

NAICS

923120 - Administration of Public Health ProgramsView NAICS

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PhaseClosed

PostedApr 18

Combined Synopsis

Response DeadlineMay 23

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05/23/2023, 09:00:00 PM UTC

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AgencyAgency For International Development → Usaid Bureau For Global Health

Contacts2 people available

OfficeWASHINGTON, DC, 20523, USA

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Agency For International Development → Usaid Bureau For Global Health

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Office AddressWASHINGTON, DC, 20523, USA

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USAID's Office of Country Support (OCS) is the Global Health Bureau's (GH) hub for providing integrated strategic, technical and programmatic assistance to USAID Mission health teams. Serving as a bridge between USAID/Washington and missions, OCS coordinates across the GH Bureau and Regional Bureaus to streamline support to missions. This support aims to assist missions to achieve country-level development objectives; develop, implement and monitor the quality of field programs and activities; meet Agency design, monitoring and reporting requirements; and facilitate Washington/mission alignment of USAID health priorities. OCS also supports the GH Country Health Team System, which draws on GH staff expertise from across GH Bureau offices to monitor and address strategic, technical and programmatic issues, working with mission health staff to improve country and regional programming. Over the past five years, one of the most challenging issues faced by missions is staffing shortages due to unexpected delays in filling vacant positions or extended leave such as home leave or annual leave. This position calls for experienced health professionals with the presence, knowledge and the leadership skills to serve in senior leadership positions at select USAID missions abroad from two to six months. The Health Development Officer will support USAID missions overseas in the management of mission health programs, overseeing and supporting a wide range of health development programs in various locations, and providing technical assistance. The incumbent must also have the flexibility and experience to oversee program design and development, as well as manage local and/or international technical experts. During assignments, the incumbent may be responsible for liaising with the senior management officials within the US Department of State including the U.S. Ambassador or his/her designee in addition to direct supervision by a USAID Mission Director, Deputy Mission Director or his/her designee. The incumbent may also be required to liaise with senior management officials at other agencies of the US Government, international organizations, and the non-government community abroad. He/she may be asked to represent USAID to local officials, the private sector, diplomatic missions and international organizations; and visit program sites outside the primary office setting, acting according to United States Government (USG) protocol and regulations. The incumbent should have the skills and experience to provide authoritative advice and guidance to resolve, implement and manage health policy issues and oversee local and international technical experts in health technical areas. He/she requires the expertise to advise the Agency, mission, and other development collaborators about the range and relative effectiveness of health programs and contribute to overall mission planning.