Strengthening Collaboration Between Tuberculosis Control Programs and Affiliated Partners in the United States.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is seeking a single nonprofit or governmental entity to receive a cooperative agreement that will enhance collaboration between U.S. tuberculosis (TB) control programs and a broad array of partners—including federal agencies, academia, community‑based and faith‑based organizations, and advisory bodies. The award will build on a prior CDC funding opportunity and aims to strengthen relationships, improve coordination of TB elimination activities, and advance CDC’s Division of Tuberculosis Elimination mission. The selected recipient will manage outreach, joint planning, data sharing, and technical assistance across the TB control network nationwide. Funding of approximately $1.6 million is anticipated, with the award expected to be issued in August 2027 and project start in September 2027. Only one award will be made; eligible applicants include state, county, and territorial governments, as well as 501(c)(3) nonprofits and tribal governments. • One‑award cooperative agreement (≈ $1.6 M) • Nationwide scope – collaboration with TB programs, federal partners, NGOs, academia, etc. • Eligible entities: state, county, territorial governments, 501(c)(3) nonprofits, tribal governments • Application due 11:59 PM ET on 21 May 2027; award expected 30 Aug 2027, work to begin 29 Sep 2027 • Primary contact: Martha Boisseau (770‑488‑6261, [email protected]) • Funding instrument: Cooperative Agreement (CFDA 93.116) • No pre‑bid meeting or site visit required.