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This Government Contract opportunity was posted on October 5, 2009. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

RECOVERY - Technical Assistance with the National Database on Autism Research (NDAR)

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The National Institute on Drug Abuse, acting for the National Institute on Mental Health, has awarded a contract to OmniTec Solutions, Inc. via the GSA 8(a) STARS program to provide technical services for the National Database on Autism Research. The project involves standardizing quality assurance and quality control processes to manage a rapid increase in data from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. Additionally, the contractor is responsible for conducting usability testing, defining requirements, and providing necessary training and guidance to NIH grantees for direct database input. The period of performance is set for one year with an option for one additional one-year extension. Based in Bethesda, Maryland, the initiative supports a database designed for autism research that utilizes complex data validation rules and a specialized autism ontology from Stanford University. This effort ensures the continued functionality and scalability of the repository used by grantees to input critical research data.

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$316,512.46

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541511 - Custom Computer Programming Services

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BETHESDA, MD, 20817, USA

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FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY The National Institute on Drug Abuse on behalf of the National Institute on Mental Health (NIMH) will be procuring technical services under the GSA schedule contract for the support of the National Database on Autism Research (NDAR.) These services are to be procured from OmniTec Solutions, Inc. under the GSA 8(a) STARS program. The period of performance will be for one year with the option for one additional one-year option period. The contractor will standardize the processes and procedures for the QA/QC or the expected rapid increase through ARRA data coming into NDAR. The contractor will also provide guidance and training to NIH grantees for direct input into the database and conduct usability testing and requirements. The NDAR was created by the NIMH for grantees to input current autism research. In addition, the NIMH developed the complex data validation rules and incorporated the autism ontology from Stanford University.

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