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RECOVERY Research Management and Support

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HHSN273200700013C-Mod8Federal

Submission Closed09/18/2009, 12:00:00 PM UTC

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This contract modification for RECOVERY Research Management and Support enhances the Superfund Research Program by integrating research translation analysis and communication strategies specifically for ARRA-funded grant supplements. The scope includes tracking measurable outcomes such as publications, performing periodic analyses, and coordinating with Research Translation Cores to determine the most effective ways to communicate findings to stakeholders. A significant portion of the work involves updating the NIEHS SRP data system to capture, store, and retrieve ARRA-funded project data, ensuring these findings are searchable and integrated with existing grant tracking systems while maintaining independent records of progress, patents, and student summaries. Additionally, the agreement focuses on developing comprehensive communication materials and web content to highlight the activities and outcomes of multi-project grants, individual investigator grants, and small business research grants. These efforts aim to document how collaborations under the Enhanced Research and Translation Activities have benefited the program. The final deliverables include targeted translation and communication materials designed for key program stakeholders, including the EPA and ATSDR.

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Contract Value

$227,939.59

NAICS

541612 - Human Resources Consulting Services

Place of Performance

Not specified

Set-Aside

NONE

Awardee

MDB, Incorporated (DUNS 042441001) 1101 Connecticut Avenue, NW Suite 550 Washington, DC 20036 WASHINGTON DC 20036 USA

Award Issued Date

09/18/2009, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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PhaseAwarded

PostedSep 25

Award Notice

AwardedSep 18

Contract was awarded

Submission Closed

09/18/2009, 12:00:00 PM UTC

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Full Description

For Informational purposes only This action modifies and existing contract to provide research translation analysis and communication implementation strategies for the Superfund Research Program as follows: (1) Modification to Task 1, Research Translation and Analysis: Conduct analysis of research advances as reported by the ARRA-funded grant supplements which will include: a. tracking measureable outcomes such as publications, b. performing periodic publication analysis c. determining effective methods to communicate findings to stakeholders d. interfacing and coordinating with Research Translation Cores on the outcomes Modify, update and maintain the NIEHS SRP data system in to incorporate ARRA-funded grant outcomes, which includes: e. developing information capture, retrieval, storage systems for data generated by ARRA-funded projects and developing appropriate SRP ARRA web pages f. developing appropriate interfaces that allow for easy viewing and searching of ARRA findings g. developing new aspects for the existing database structure in order to interface SRP ongoing research projects with ARRA-related projects, which accommodates the independent capture of ARRA-supported research and progress, while simultaneously integrating this same information with the existing grant data tracking system h. collecting and assimilating progress reports, publications, education and translation materials, student summaries, patents, activities at hazardous waste sites and positions created or retained for the SRP database. (2) Modification to Task 2, Communication Implementation Strategies: Develop web content and other print materials describing the ARRA-related grantee findings and activities. For the multi-project grants, the individual investigator grants and the Small Business Innovative Research/Small Business Technology Transfer Research grants, the requirements include: a. developing web content that describes project summaries, project progress and outcomes b. developing materials that capture how collaborations, under the - Enhanced Research and Translation Activities ARRA supplement awards have been of benefit to the SRP c. developing translation/communication materials targeted to Program stakeholders such as EPA and ATSDR.