Promotion of Interoperable Public Health Data through Application of Standards and Best Practices for Data Collection, Analysis, Use and Dissemination

Solicitation 75D301-23-Q-76072, issued by the CDC Office of Acquisition Services under the Department of Health and Human Services, seeks a contractor to support the Promotion of Interoperable Public Health Data through Application of Standards and Best Practices for Data Collection, Analysis, Use and Dissemination. This effort specifically focuses on the Environmental Public Health Tracking Network and is structured as a Time and Materials contract consisting of a base year and one option year. The project is designated as a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 54, with performance based in Atlanta, Georgia. The scope of work involves specialized labor and travel, with projected staffing requirements including a Principal Investigator, Deputy Director, and Administrative Support. Interested parties were required to respond by August 25, 2023. The contract aims to enhance the interoperability of public health data by implementing standardized practices for how data is collected, analyzed, utilized, and disseminated to improve overall public health outcomes.