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Health and Human Services Procurement Report

Publisher Federal Procurement Data Reports
Published Nov 01, 2024
Length 16 Pages
SKU # FPDR19396648

Description

Health and Human Services Procurement Report


The U.S. Health and Human Services and its 658 subagencies have historically awarded 787,104 contracts to 53,742 vendors valued at $200,686,908,334. In addition to the top procurement by NAICS and Product Services codes, this report includes contact information on 24 contracting officers and 32 small business officers. This report also includes information on federal procurement classification codes, types of federal contracts, purchase options, the rule of 1 and 2, debriefing guide for submitted proposals and a guide for creating a capability statement.

Table of Contents

16 Pages
1. Executive Summary
2. Health and Human Services Contract Awards by Classifications as of 11/18/2024
3. Health and Human Services Contracting Officers
4. U.S. Health and Human Services Small Business Officers
5. Knowledge Base
5.1 Federal Procurement Classification Codes
5.2 Types of Federal Contracts
5.3 Federal Purchase Options
5.4 Rule of 1 and 2
5.5 Debriefing Guide for Submitted Proposal
5.6 Capability Statement Guide

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