Safety, Prevention, Epidemiology, and Education Development for Health Care and Antimicrobial Resistance - SPEED 2027-2032

The CDC is preparing an Indefinite‑Delivery/Indefinite‑Quantity (IDIQ) contract titled “Safety, Prevention, Epidemiology, and Education Development for Health Care and Antimicrobial Resistance (SPEED)” to support a broad suite of health‑related services over a five‑year period. The effort is broken into five functional domains covering domestic antimicrobial resistance and infection control, health‑IT and data analytics, global AMR initiatives, emergency preparedness, and workforce training. Offerors may bid on any combination of domains, with evaluation based on technical approach, staffing, past performance, and price. Small‑business set‑aside percentages apply to each domain, ranging from partial to total set‑aside. The solicitation is expected to be released mid‑November 2026, with a response deadline of early November 2026. • Five distinct domains address antimicrobial resistance, health‑IT, global health, emergency response, and training. • Total anticipated contract period: March 30 2027 – March 29 2032 (60 months). • Small‑business set‑aside requirements vary by domain (25% or 100%). • Primary NAICS focus: Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services (541690) with a budget indication of roughly $19 M. • Interested parties should monitor SAM.gov for the official solicitation and any updates.