Canine Rabies Field Data Collection
ID: 75D301-24-Q-78210Type: Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
Overview

Buyer

HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OFCENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTIONCDC OFFICE OF ACQUISITION SERVICESATLANTA, GA, 30333, USA

NAICS

All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services (541990)

PSC

SPECIAL STUDIES/ANALYSIS- SCIENTIFIC DATA (B529)

Original Source

https://sam.gov/opp/e765d773ed33468face50ccf10450f9a/view
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    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is seeking proposals for a federal contract titled "Canine Rabies Field Data Collection," aimed at enhancing rabies surveillance and control efforts in Haiti, a country currently facing human rabies cases. The project involves conducting comprehensive rabies case investigations across all ten departments of Haiti, ensuring timely data transmission for suspected human cases and animal bites, and facilitating community communication regarding rabies risks. This initiative is crucial for informing rabies control policies in the United States and protecting U.S. citizens traveling to the region. Interested vendors can contact Henrietta Fumbah at ehu0@cdc.gov or call 770-488-8239 for further details, with proposals due as specified in the RFQ 75D301-24-Q-78210.

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    Henrietta Fumbah
    (770) 488-8239
    ehu0@cdc.gov
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    A19. REQUEST FOR QUOTATIONS.doc
    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is soliciting quotes for a contract to support "Canine Rabies Field Data Collection" in Haiti, focusing on monitoring the rabies situation. The initiative seeks to procure timely reports on human and animal rabies cases to inform CDC policy for rabies control. With Haiti being one of the few countries reporting rabies deaths, the contract includes an extensive scope, including the collection of data from at least 100 case investigations monthly across all 10 departments of Haiti. Key tasks encompass investigating animal bites, reporting to the CDC, and ensuring timely notification of rabies risks to CDC personnel. The performance period spans from September 2024 to September 2027, with required data to be processed through a specified electronic system. Vendors are expected to have experience in rabies surveillance and a physical presence in Haiti. The document emphasizes adherence to health regulations, information security, and timely deliverables to ensure successful rabies control and prevention. This request aligns with the government's broader public health objectives to mitigate rabies outbreaks and enhance surveillance capabilities.
    A19. REQUEST FOR QUOTATIONS 2.doc
    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a Request for Quotations (RFQ) for “Canine Rabies Field Data Collection” focused on rabies case investigation in Haiti, a country still reporting human rabies deaths. The project aims to procure surveillance-derived reports that inform rabies control policies in the United States. Key objectives include conducting rabies case investigations across all ten departments of Haiti, ensuring timely data transmission for suspected human cases and animal bites, and community communication regarding rabies risks. The contractor will be expected to produce reports and use an electronic system to share data with CDC experts. Additionally, there are requirements regarding vendor qualifications, adherence to security and privacy standards, and delivering specified performance outputs. All contractor employees must pass background checks appropriate to their roles. The contract emphasizes CDC’s commitment to effective rabies management and surveillance initiatives that not only aim to control rabies in Haiti but also enhance protection for U.S. citizens traveling to the region.
    Line Item Description.docx
    The document outlines a structured Request for Proposal (RFP) related to a rabies surveillance program. It details line items required for the implementation and operation of the program, divided into three options, each featuring identical elements. Key components include a surveillance program coordinator for a year, data collection and sample collection supplies, RSO and alert supervision for four events, the development of a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for a rabies alert system, and the ongoing operation of the rabies alert system for another year. The comprehensive approach outlined reflects the program's goal of enhancing rabies monitoring and response, emphasizing the importance of proper management, resource allocation, and systematic planning in public health initiatives. The document signifies a proactive governmental effort in managing public health risks associated with rabies, aligning with federal and state objectives in disease control and prevention.
    Questions and Answers 75D301-24-Q-78210.xlsx
    The document is an RFP (Request for Proposal) identified as 75D301-24-Q-78210, issued by the CDC. It primarily serves as a means for vendors to submit inquiries related to the proposal, with a structured format for documenting questions and CDC responses. The RFP itself is organized into a series of question number references, allowing vendors to clearly identify the specifics of their inquiries within the context of the proposal. The format suggests a comprehensive process that fosters clear communication between the CDC and potential vendors, ensuring that all parties have a mutual understanding of the RFP’s requirements and expectations. The extensive list of numbered questions, while lacking specific details in this excerpt, implies that a broad range of topics may be addressed, potentially covering technical specifications, project scope, guidelines for submission, and evaluation criteria. Overall, this document reflects the CDC's procedural diligence in managing vendor communications during the procurement process, highlighting their commitment to clarity and regulatory compliance in obtaining proposals for government contracts.
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