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Planning and Implementing Support for Veterinary Services National Animal Vaccine Veterinary Countermeasures Bank Prioritization Framework

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The Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service within the Department of Agriculture is seeking a contractor to provide planning and implementing support for the National Animal Vaccine Veterinary Countermeasures Bank. The primary goal of this engagement is to establish a strategic framework for creating a prioritized list of pathogens and countermeasures. This involves developing a scientifically informed prioritization system and a sustainable process for re-evaluating these priorities as quantitative measures evolve. Beyond the technical framework, the selected contractor will be responsible for organizing and facilitating a multisectoral prioritization forum to apply the developed framework. The project will culminate in the preparation of a detailed final report. This forecast is categorized under NAICS code 541940 and is managed by the Department of Agriculture.

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USDA seeks contractor to develop and implement a national animal vaccine prioritization framework.

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Department of Agriculture → Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service

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541940 - Veterinary Services

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KS, USA

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AgencyDepartment of Agriculture → Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service

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Organization / AgencyDepartment of Agriculture → Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service

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To guide strategic planning NAVVCB seeks to solicit a contractor to develop a framework to create a prioritized list of pathogens and countermeasures and will assist in the following objectives _x000D_ 1) develop a scientifically informed pathogen and countermeasures prioritization framework for the NAVVCB_x000D_ 2) develop a process that will allow re-evaluation of pathogen prioritization based on changes in quantitative measures _x000D_ 3) organize and facilitate a multisectoral prioritization forum at which the pathogen prioritization framework is applied_x000D_ 4) preparation of a detailed final report

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