AN42--WRIISC Veterans Control Group Repository 36C24226Q0213
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AI-generated · Dec 16, 2025Develop a research-focused contract to study Veterans’ exposure to airborne hazards and open burn pits, leveraging expertise in environmental/occupational pulmonary diseases to inform both research and clinical care. The work supports AHBPCE priorities by creating a research framework that aligns with major initiatives and helps deliver specialized clinical consultation for Veterans.
Develop and run a clinical study to collect, store, and transfer human cardiopulmonary data from study participants to establish a Veteran-relevant control group for the AHBPCE’s Post-Deployment Cardiopulmonary Evaluation Network (PDCEN) and the broader medical community. The contractor must obtain all necessary regulatory approvals, recruit participants, and manage the cardiopulmonary data end-to-end. Each deliverable is a recommendation for government approval, with approved methodologies to be implemented.
The Airborne Hazards and Burn Pits Center of Excellence (AHBPCE) are congressionally tasked with four primary areas of responsibility. This contract specifically addresses the first area: Performing research related to Veterans concerns about exposure to Airborne Hazards and Open Burn Pits ; as well as directly informs the third area: Delivering specialized clinical care and consultation for Veterans . The AHBPCE objective is to procure services from a Contractor that has extensive knowledge and expertise in the assessment and management of pulmonary diseases that are due to environmental and occupational exposures. The Contractor shall perform a variety of research activities aligned with VHA s, and AHBPCE s major initiatives, by developing a clinical research study that allows for the collection, storage, and transfer of human cardiopulmonary physiological and related data from human participants for the purposes of serving as a Veteran-relevant control group for the AHBPCE s Post-Deployment Cardiopulmonary Evaluation Network (PDCEN) and the broader medical community. The Contractor shall also secure all relevant regulatory approvals, recruit participants, collect, store, and transfer cardiopulmonary data to support and improve the health and function of our nation s Veterans. Each deliverable specified herein shall be considered a recommendation for the Government s approval, with resulting implementation of methodologies upon approval.
From Special Notice posted on Dec 15, 2025Notice history
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Special Notice LATEST Posted Dec 15, 2025
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