Reducing the burden of parasitic infections in the United States through evidence-based prevention and control activities.

The contract involves efforts to reduce the prevalence and impact of parasitic infections in the United States through strategies grounded in scientific evidence for prevention and control. Led by the Centers for Disease Control under the Department of Health and Human Services, the initiative focuses on implementing and supporting activities that mitigate the health burden caused by these infections. Although specific location and solicitation details are not provided, the project is coordinated by Jamal Choice, the designated project officer, who can be contacted for more information. This forecasted opportunity, posted in December 2025, seeks to advance public health by addressing parasitic diseases through proven methods, likely encompassing research, surveillance, public education, and intervention programs. The overall goal is to enhance the country's capacity to manage and reduce parasitic infections, thereby safeguarding the population's health and reducing associated healthcare costs.