Maintaining and Improving the Two Diabetes Simulation Models

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is forecasting an opportunity to maintain and improve two existing diabetes simulation models, aiming to enhance their accuracy, functionality, and relevance for public health decision-making. This effort involves updating the underlying algorithms, incorporating new data sources, refining calibration techniques, and ensuring the models remain aligned with current epidemiological trends and clinical guidelines for diabetes management and prevention. The work requires advanced expertise in computational modeling, data analysis, and public health science to support the CDC’s mission of reducing the burden of diabetes through evidence-based interventions. The contract is classified under NAICS code 541512 for computational services and is managed by the CDC’s Office of Public Health Scientific Services, with Ping Zhang serving as the primary program point of contact. The anticipated performance location is not specified, and no set-aside type has been designated, indicating this opportunity may be open to all eligible entities. While the solicitation number and contracting officer details are still to be determined, interested parties should monitor the official HHS OSDBU portal for future updates and formal solicitation documents, as this forecast represents a preliminary step toward a future procurement process.