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Survey Panel Recruitment and Provision

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This subcontract for the Oregon Health Authority focuses on the recruitment and provision of a verified survey panel consisting of adult Oregon residents. The selected provider is responsible for the end-to-end management of both probability and non-probability panels, including the selection, screening, and retention of participants to support public health survey projects led by prime contractors. A primary objective of the contract is to ensure data integrity and inclusivity through rigorous quality assurance measures designed to eliminate bot responses and guarantee the representation of under-represented populations. The final deliverable is a qualified, screened list of panel members that meets the specific demographic and technical requirements of the agency.

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Subcontract for recruiting and managing a verified adult Oregon resident survey panel.

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This scope was carved out of S-44300-00018189.

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RFP 6314 Panel Survey Services for the Oregon BRFSS State Supplemental Panel Survey

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AgencyOregon Health Authority
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Supplies access to a verified panel of adult Oregon residents for prime contractors on Oregon Health Authority public health survey projects. Executes selection, recruitment, screening, and retention of probability and non-probability panels. Implements quality assurance to prevent bot responses and ensures representation of under-represented groups. Delivers a qualified, screened list of panel members.

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