All of Us ROA Inquiries

All of Us ROA Inquiries serves as the primary point of contact for the NIH Office of the Director’s All of Us Research Program, overseeing the acquisition of research and analytical services critical to large-scale population health studies. This role facilitates the procurement of complex, multi-year contracts that support data integration, participant engagement platforms, biobanking infrastructure, and longitudinal cohort management. As a key liaison within the Office of the Director, they ensure alignment with NIH’s strategic mission to advance inclusive, data-driven biomedical research through coordinated, cross-institutional initiatives that require sophisticated analytical capabilities and ethical data governance frameworks. Contractor relationships are primarily with research institutions, data science firms, and specialized service providers experienced in population health informatics, participant recruitment systems, and secure biobank operations. While no single vendor dominates the award landscape, the office engages a diverse ecosystem of academic research centers, non-profits, and commercial entities capable of delivering scalable, compliant, and ethically grounded research services. Partnerships are typically structured as cost-reimbursement or fixed-price contracts under broad agency-wide mechanisms, emphasizing technical merit, data security, and community engagement expertise over price alone. The office maintains a 100% non-set-aside procurement posture, reflecting the scale and complexity of the All of Us initiative, which demands specialized capabilities rarely concentrated in small business portfolios. While socioeconomic set-asides are not utilized, the program actively seeks diverse, mission-aligned partners with demonstrated capacity in inclusive research design and equitable participant recruitment, prioritizing technical excellence and broad impact over socioeconomic classification. The primary NAICS classification is 541720, reflecting a heavy focus on research and development in the social sciences and humanities, particularly in areas such as survey methodology, behavioral health analytics, health disparities research, and community-based participatory study design. Procurements center on services that enable large-scale data collection, participant consent management, longitudinal cohort tracking, and culturally competent engagement strategies essential to building a representative national research resource.