The FDA issued a Sources Sought Notice for market research on potential qualified vendors, including 8(a) firms, capable of providing multidisciplinary scientific and regulatory professional services across FDA Centers and Offices. The agency is contemplating an IDIQ for Scientific and Regulatory Support Services covering areas such as scientific research, regulatory review, clinical and non-clinical analyses, epidemiology and surveillance, data interpretation, laboratory activities, technical writing, training, and program coordination. The anticipated period of performance is a 5-year ordering period. Respondents are asked to provide company and business-status information, indicate whether they would participate as prime contractor, joint venture, or subcontractor, answer the notice questions, and submit the Vendor Feedback Form; comments on the draft Statement of Work are also invited. This is not a solicitation, no proposals are being requested, and the government is not obligated to award a contract.

FDA is conducting market research through a Sources Sought Notice to identify qualified vendors, including 8(a) and small businesses, capable of providing multidisciplinary scientific and regulatory support services under a contemplated IDIQ. The vehicle would support activities such as scientific research, regulatory review, clinical and nonclinical data analysis, epidemiology and surveillance, data standards and quality, laboratory support, scientific writing and training, and scientific program management across FDA Centers and Offices. This is not a solicitation, no proposals are being sought, and responses will be used to inform acquisition planning and potential source determinations. The anticipated period of performance is a five-year ordering period, with individual task orders defining specific objectives, deliverables, staffing, and performance expectations. Respondents should submit capability statements that clearly distinguish their own capabilities from subcontractor, affiliate, or teaming-partner capabilities and may provide feedback on the draft Statement of Work.

The FDA has issued a Sources Sought Notice for market research on a potential Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract for multidisciplinary scientific and regulatory support services across FDA Centers and Offices, including support for scientific research, regulatory review, clinical/non-clinical analyses, epidemiology and surveillance, data interpretation, laboratory activities, technical writing, training, and scientific program coordination. The effort seeks information from qualified vendors, including potential 8(a) vendors, to help the Government assess sources and acquisition strategy; it is not a solicitation/RFP and does not commit the Government to award a contract. Respondents may comment on the draft Statement of Work/task areas and must provide company information, NAICS-size and 8(a) status responses, and a completed Vendor Feedback Form, with responses limited to 15 pages plus the form and optional capability statement. The anticipated period of performance is a 5-year ordering period.