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Lead Epidemiological Research & Analysis

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This subcontract opportunity, titled Lead Epidemiological Research and Analysis, involves the design, implementation, and execution of a retrospective epidemiological study for prime contractors working on San Diego County Public Health Services projects. The selected provider will be responsible for developing study action plans, applying exposure-response modeling, and identifying data uncertainties and biases. Technical proficiency in R, SAS, or Stata is required to deliver statistically valid analyses and a comprehensive final study report. The project is based in San Diego and requires documented expertise in epidemiology and strict adherence to HIPAA compliance for handling protected health information. Interested parties must respond by October 31, 2026, under NAICS code 541720.

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RFQ - TIJUANA RIVER VALLEY CHEMICAL POLLUTION IMPACT INVESTIGATION: RETROSPECTIVE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY

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Performs the design, implementation, and execution of a retrospective epidemiological study for prime contractors on County of San Diego Public Health Services projects. Develops study action plans, applies exposure-response modeling, and identifies data uncertainties and biases using R, SAS, or Stata. Requires documented expertise in epidemiology and HIPAA compliance for PHI. Delivers statistically valid analyses and a final study report.

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