A research request was recently provided to OS AI from a small disadvantaged Health IT and public health informatics specialist looking to better understand the competitive landscape related to a National Institutes of Health requirement seeking a contractor to provide a team of highly technical IT professionals to carry out a range of functions including maintaining software applications, and administering and providing support for managed infrastructure hardware and systems; COTS solutions; a collaboration platform, desktop hardware and software, while identifying and implementing new IT solutions to support emerging institute needs.  

We at OrangeSlices AI do believe in the need for more and better-informed competition, so provided below are 1) opportunity details provided by the requestor; 2) some key points of contact; and 3) related pursuit/capture data.  

The Ask: We are tracking an opportunity out of NIH’s National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS) related to a need to provide IT Order/Project Management (PM), Service Desk, Infrastructure Operations, IT surge support and (CIO) support for this customer base which is comprised of highly skilled professional specialists in the life and computer sciences, grants management, administration, communication, and other areas devoted to the support of the Institute’s scientific portfolio and mission. We are seeking to better understand the competitive landscape.   

Related Data:  

Sample of Key Potential Points of Contact (current or past):

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You can filter the list by several key indicators, to include socio-economic status, NAICS, Contract vehicle, etc.   

Firms drawing the most attention at NIH 

Included below is a list of the large and small companies we have noted as drawing the most views by Government and industry leaders on the OrangeSlices AI consultant directory since the beginning of 2023 and that bring direct past performance and/or related relationships in support of the National Institutes of Health.   

** An Elev8 GovCon Honoree, noted for a corporate culture that demonstrates excellence, making the company a beacon for talent, for partners, and for clients.       

We cannot and will not speculate here as to the reasons for the increased interest, but whether it is a company evaluating them as a potential partner; a federal acquisition leader doing their due diligence; or a consultant weighing their next job move, this group of companies has been receiving increased interest.  

If you are a small business with capabilities and socio-economic status that might support this effort, comment below and lets others know you are interested.  

Please note that the research requestor for this item received a Premium OS AI Opp Segment report including 1) known details about how/if/when/where this contract will be competed; 2) a list of the top companies that are in position to win today (as well as those who have been making key investments and moves of late to position for a win); and 3) a detailed list of the top potential opportunity influencers any potential bidder will want to get to know.   

About OrangeSlices AI  

Developed by a team of government and industry contracting subject matter experts, the OrangeSlices AI data driven platform is a publicly available searchable listing of the top information technology and consulting services contractors doing business with the Federal government today. Driven by a robust and comprehensive set of authoritative and trusted data sources, the OS.ai tool is intended to help government and industry leaders find the right partner to help deliver on the important missions of the Federal government. 

 

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