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OIDP Communications Technology and Infrastructure Contract for HIV.gov, the AHEAD, and OIDP Websites

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The OIDP Communications Technology and Infrastructure Contract supports the Office of HIV and Infectious Disease Policy in communicating key priorities, including the Minority HIV/AIDS Fund and the Ending the HIV Epidemic initiative. The primary objective is to provide technical and leadership support for HIV.gov, ClinicalInfo.HIV.gov, the AHEAD dashboard, and OIDP webpages on hhs.gov, while ensuring all tools align with the IDEA Act, FITARA, and the Digital Government Strategy. In addition to infrastructure maintenance, the contract provides strategic planning and evaluation for technological platforms across OIDP and select OASH projects. This effort involves collaborating with content and communications contractors to support national strategic and implementation plans for vaccines, STIs, hepatitis, and HIV. The opportunity is managed by the Office of Minority Health and Health Equity under NAICS code 541990.

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Technical and leadership support for OIDP communications infrastructure and HIV-related digital platforms.

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NAICS

541990 - All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical ServicesView NAICS

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USA

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AgencyOMAS → Omas
Contacts2 people available
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Mesfin Alemayehu
Mesfin AlemayehuContracting Officer

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This work enables Office of HIV and Infectious Disease Policy (OIDP) to communicate effectively on a number of Administration, Secretarial, and Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health (OASH) priorities, including the Minority HIV/AIDS Fund (MHAF), the Ending the HIV Epidemic In the U.S (EHE), and works to support the national strategic plans and the implementation plans for HIV, hepatitis, STI and vaccines. The purpose of this technology contract is to: Provide technical and leadership support for OIDP's HIV.gov, ClinicalInfo.HIV.gov, HIV.gov's AHEAD dashboard, the OIDP webpages on hhs.gov, and associated communication tools. Improve and maintain existing infrastructure and application technologies in alignment with best practices in keeping with requirements outlined in the Integrated Digital Experience Act (IDEA Act), the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform (FITARA) Act, and the Digital Government Strategy. Provide strategic planning and evaluation support for technological tools and platforms across OIDP and in support of select OASH projects in partnership with OIDP staff and our content and communications contractors.

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