Data & Analytics District of Columbia Reviewed

Office-Wide Innovative Solutions Opening for Scalable Solutions Office (SSO)

SAM.gov

HHS

Washington, District of Columbia

Posted Sep 25, 2024
Deadline unconfirmed
$500K+

About This Opportunity

HHS, through ARPA-H's Scalable Solutions Office (SSO), is procuring innovative solutions and proposals for projects that leverage interdisciplinary approaches and collaborative networks to address challenges in geography, distribution, manufacturing, data, and information. These solutions aim to expand technical possibilities, improve health care access and affordability, and mitigate disparities in remote and underserved U.S.

This bid is 85% technology related

A strong match for technology vendors

Why we classified this as tech

This ARPA-H solicitation seeks innovative scalable solutions for healthcare challenges in manufacturing, distribution, data/information, and access, explicitly mentioning 'data and information' which aligns with technology vendors offering AI/ML, data analytics, software platforms, and IT systems for health tech scalability. It is an open competitive call (ISO) for proposals from industry, not sole source, and interdisciplinary tech approaches like collaborative networks fit IT/software integrators.

View Original Source Sign In to Save

How to access this bid

Click View Original Source above to open the opportunity on SAM.gov

SAM.gov may redirect you to its homepage the first time — just click the link again and it will take you directly to the bid

Closing date unconfirmed

The source listed a deadline outside the range we can verify automatically, so as a safeguard we're showing a tentative estimate of Jun 26, 2026 (about a week out) — treat it as a placeholder, not a real deadline.

Please confirm the actual deadline on the original source before you rely on it.

Check the source

Is the original source link not working? Let us know so we can fix it.

Broken link reported

We use AI to analyze and classify bid information. Please verify details at the original source.

View Source