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Vehicle Recompete: RESEARCH, MEASUREMENT, ASSESSMENT, DESIGN, AND ANALYSIS (RMADA) 2 — INDEFINITE DELIVERY / INDEFINITE QUANTITY 75FCMC19R0003

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The Research, Measurement, Assessment, Design, and Analysis (RMADA) 2 is an Indefinite Delivery / Indefinite Quantity vehicle managed by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. This high-value contract supports critical healthcare initiatives, including the Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey and various Medicaid and CHIP quality measurement programs. The vehicle currently manages 85 active task orders with a total combined value exceeding 1.24 billion dollars, with an ordering period that extends through December 31, 2026. A total of 18 awards were issued under the original solicitation, with 15 different companies currently holding orders. Mathematica Inc. is the leading incumbent by volume and value, followed by the National Opinion Research Center and The Lewin Group. As the contract approaches its conclusion, it is classified as a full-recompete, with pre-forecast data indicating a new solicitation process is anticipated.

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CMS RMADA 2 IDIQ for healthcare research, valued over 1.24 billion through 2026.

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541720 - Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities

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RESEARCH, MEASUREMENT, ASSESSMENT, DESIGN, AND ANALYSIS (RMADA) 2 (INDEFINITE DELIVERY / INDEFINITE QUANTITY) — vehicle 75FCMC19R0003 ordering period ends 2026-12-31T00:00:00.000Z. 85 active task orders valued at $1,242,729,203.89.
18 awards under one solicitation: 75FCMC19D0080, 75FCMC19D0081, 75FCMC19D0082, 75FCMC19D0083, 75FCMC19D0086, 75FCMC19D0087, 75FCMC19D0088, 75FCMC19D0089, 75FCMC19D0090, 75FCMC19D0091, 75FCMC19D0092, 75FCMC19D0093, 75FCMC19D0094, 75FCMC19D0095, 75FCMC19D0096, 75FCMC20D0002, 75FCMC20D0003, 75FCMC20D0004 Original Solicitation: 75FCMC19R0003 Agencies: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Classification: full-recompete (Confidence: high - 85/100)
Incumbents (15 companies hold orders on this vehicle): - MATHEMATICA INC.: $456,951,791.74 across 29 orders - NATIONAL OPINION RESEARCH CENTER: $230,184,689.91 across 10 orders - THE LEWIN GROUP, INC.: $153,752,433.02 across 11 orders - RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE: $87,558,686.94 across 8 orders - AMERICAN INSTITUTES FOR RESEARCH IN THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES: $83,502,816.21 across 8 orders - ABT GLOBAL LLC: $62,032,951.2 across 4 orders - RELI GROUP INC: $53,366,680.43 across 2 orders - GENERAL DYNAMICS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, INC.: $41,382,525.14 across 2 orders - THE RAND CORPORATION: $31,544,098.75 across 4 orders - ABT GLOBAL LLC: $29,620,872 across 2 orders - ACUMEN LLC: $24,990,384.66 across 3 orders - WESTAT, INC.: $7,025,066.89 across 2 orders - ACTUARIAL RESEARCH CORPORATION: $6,380,831 across 1 order - INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION: $4,056,248 across 1 order - INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION: $4,056,248 across 1 order
Top task orders by value: - MEDICARE CURRENT BENEFICIARY SURVEY (MCBS) ($141,804,271.2) - NATIONAL OPINION RESEARCH CENTER - LEARNING COLLABORATIVES TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH PERFORMING STATE HEALTH COVERAGE PROGRAMS ($105,609,322) - MATHEMATICA INC. - MACBIS DATA ANALYTICS ($76,413,680) - MATHEMATICA INC. - THE CENTER FOR MEDICARE AND MEDICAID INNOVATION (CMMI) SEEKS CONTRACT SUPPORT TO PROVIDE COMPLIANCE SERVICES FOR SEVERAL NEW HEALTHCARE MODELS INCLUDING: DIRECT CONTRACTING (DC) MODEL, KIDNEY CARE CHOICES (KCC) MODEL, PRIMARY CARE FIRST (PCF) MODEL A ($51,622,253.43) - RELI GROUP INC - TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND ANALYTIC SUPPORT FOR THE MEDICAID AND CHIP QUALITY MEASUREMENT AND IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM ($48,032,908) - MATHEMATICA INC.

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