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Vehicle Recompete: Bpa 75R60222A00041

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This contract, identified as BPA vehicle 75R60222A00041, focuses on providing medical expert services related to the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP) and the Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program (CICP) under the Department of Health and Human Services via the HRSA Headquarters. The ordering period for this contract ends on September 8, 2027, with an overall ceiling value set at $7.5 million. Currently, no active task orders are outstanding under this contract. It is classified as a recompete-likely contract with medium confidence regarding its future continuation. The contract includes several past task orders for medical expert services, predominantly awarded to Brian C. Callaghan, with individual task order values ranging from approximately $11,250 to $22,500. These task orders specifically pertain to medical expert reviews and case evaluations within the VICP, emphasizing the contract's role in supporting expert medical assessments related to vaccine injury claims. The solicitation and procurement activity is managed by HRSA Headquarters under NAICS code 541611, which covers administrative and management consulting services, although specific geographical details related to performance and contact points are not listed.

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Medical expert services contract for vaccine injury programs, valued $7.5M, ending September 2027.

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Department Of Health And Human Services → Hrsa HeadquartersView Agency

NAICS

541611 - Administrative Management and General Management Consulting ServicesView NAICS

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AgencyDepartment Of Health And Human Services → Hrsa Headquarters
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Bpa vehicle 75R60222A00041 ordering period ends 2027-09-08T00:00:00.000Z. 0 active task orders valued at $0.
Medical expert services for the vaccine injury compensation program (vicp)/ countermeasures injury compensation program (cicp) IDV Ceiling: $7,500,000 Contracting Office: Hrsa Headquarters Agencies: Department of Health and Human Services Classification: recompete-likely (Confidence: medium - 50/100)
Top task orders by value: - HSB114 C 6238. MEDICAL EXPERT SERVICES VICP. ($22,500) - CALLAGHAN BRIAN C - HSB114 C 6238. MEDICAL EXPERT SERVICES VICP. ($15,000) - CALLAGHAN BRIAN C - MEDICAL EXPERT SERVICES VICP. ($12,375) - CALLAGHAN BRIAN C - HSB114 C 6238. MEDICAL EXPERT SERVICES VICP. ($11,250) - CALLAGHAN BRIAN C - HSB114 C 6238 MEDICAL CASE REVIEWER VICP. ($11,250) - CALLAGHAN BRIAN C

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