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Professional Literature and Information Services

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This subcontract opportunity, titled Professional Literature and Information Services, is issued by the State of Arizona for the HSA - PHS Prevention agency. The selected provider will be responsible for supplying professional literature and information resources to prime contractors working on Department grant projects. Key deliverables include the provision of professional journal subscriptions, reference books, and the management of professional membership dues, delivered through both physical and digital library resources. The solicitation was posted on November 12, 2026, with a response deadline set for December 30, 2026. The contract falls under NAICS code 445120, focusing on the procurement and distribution of specialized professional materials to support grant-funded initiatives.

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Arizona subcontract for professional literature, journal subscriptions, and information services for grant projects.

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This scope was carved out of RFGA2027-017.

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RFGA2027-017 Arizona Biosciences Internship Program

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AgencyState of Arizona → HSA - PHS Prevention
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Supplies professional literature and information resources for prime contractors on Department grant projects. Provides subscriptions to professional journals, reference books, and manages professional membership dues. Delivers active subscriptions and physical or digital library resources.

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RFGA2027-017 Arizona Biosciences Internship Program
Solicitation # RFGA2027-017
The Arizona Biosciences Internship Program, managed by the Arizona Department of Health Services and the Arizona Biomedical Research Centre, is a grant-funded pilot project designed to strengthen the state's bioeconomy by developing the next generation of bioscience and healthcare leaders. The program aims to create a sustainable pipeline of scientific talent by providing paid internship experiences for high school, undergraduate, and graduate students. The scope of work requires the selected organization to recruit and place a minimum of seven undergraduate interns, one graduate or post-doctoral intern, and approximately two high school students within biomedical, life sciences, or healthcare organizations. To qualify, the lead institution must demonstrate over three years of experience administering similar programs and develop a selection process in collaboration with the ABRC. The total program funding is capped at 300,000 USD, structured as up to 100,000 USD per year over a three-year period. Applications are evaluated on a 100-point scale across five key areas: the application packet, program alignment, curriculum design, implementation plans, and the budget workbook. Applicants must submit their proposals via the eCivis platform by December 30, 2026, ensuring compliance with various state and federal regulations, including certifications against the boycott of Israel and the use of forced labor. The contract utilizes a mix of cost reimbursement and fixed-price structures, with funding covering intern wages, employment costs, and necessary liability and workman's compensation insurance.
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