The Department of Veterans Affairs seeks a contractor to conduct a follow-up health survey and data analysis for two cohorts of Post 9/11 Veterans, including those who deployed and those who did not. The study aims to improve understanding of long-term health consequences and inform policy and benefits. The period of performance is three years, with services performed at the contractor’s place of business and weekly virtual meetings. The work involves administering a web and telephone questionnaire to up to 100,000 participants, along with simple and complex data analysis. This is a second data collection, building on prior studies from 2009-2010 and 2018, and will include a sample of Service members with service after June 2015.

The Department of Veterans Affairs seeks a contractor to conduct a longitudinal follow-up health survey of Post 9/11 Veterans, including both deployed and non-deployed cohorts, to assess long-term health consequences and inform policy. The work involves administering a web and telephone questionnaire to up to 100,000 participants, along with data analysis. The period of performance is three years. Services will be performed at the contractor’s place of business, with weekly virtual meetings. This opportunity is for a second data collection from existing study populations, with an additional sample of service members from after June 2015.

The Department of Veterans Affairs seeks a contractor to conduct a follow-up health survey of Post 9/11 Veterans, including both deployed and non-deployed cohorts, to study long-term health consequences and inform policy. The work involves administering a questionnaire to up to 100,000 participants via web and telephone, followed by data analysis. The period of performance is three years. Services will be performed at the contractor’s place of business, with weekly virtual meetings. No specific budget amount is provided.