The contract seeks a commercially available, regularly updated database and full technical, management, and support services to give FDA immediate automated access to US processed/retail food (minimum 400,000 current and over 2 million historical products), dietary supplements (minimum 100,000), cosmetics (minimum 300,000), and optional restaurant/menu items (minimum 50,000), including package images, label attributes, ingredients, allergens, claims, certifications, and market/sales information. Task areas include project management, data access, data collection, and training support, with unlimited access for up to 200 FDA personnel via external web browsers, multi-variable searching, exports, APIs, secure FTP/cloud delivery, and raw data files at least quarterly. The contractor must maintain above 98% QA/QC accuracy, provide documentation within 14 days of contract start, submit a work plan within 10 days of award, deliver monthly status reports, and provide a final report 10 days before the end of each period of performance. Ongoing support must be available during business hours (9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Eastern Time), with technical issues resolved within 5 business days or an agreed timeframe, and up to two one-day training sessions per year, plus optional on-demand sessions under the IDIQ. FDA also requires data disclosure clearance support for sharing aggregated or raw data with third parties and collaborative research projects.

FDA seeks a contractor to provide technical, management, and support services for access to and maintenance of a commercially available US food, dietary supplement, optional restaurant/menu, and cosmetic product database, including at least 400,000 currently selling processed/retail foods, over 2 million historical products, 100,000 supplements, and 300,000 cosmetics. The contract covers project management, data access/collection, training, and support, with requirements for unlimited access for up to 200 FDA users, relational searching/analytics, package images and label attributes, web interface, secure FTP/cloud/API exports, and quarterly raw data deliveries. The contractor must maintain QA/QC accuracy above 98%, provide documentation and quality-control methodologies, resolve technical issues generally within 5 business days, and deliver monthly status reports and up to two one-day training sessions per year. Non-bid/submission timelines include a work plan within 10 days of award, initial documentation within 14 days of contract start, quarterly raw data, and a final report 10 days before the end of each period of performance. Ongoing system maintenance/updates and FDA data disclosure clearance support are required throughout the base and all option periods.