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JSI Federal and State Contract Vehicles
Since 1978, JSI has provided high-quality public health management consulting, training, research, logistics, and technical support services to U.S. government agencies and other funders. JSI has been selected as a preferred contractor for a number of U.S. government contract vehicles, including GSA, IDIQ, and Indefinite Quantity Contract (IQC) vehicles to quickly satisfy funder needs (for other donors, please contact JSI directly). The benefits of using these contract vehicles are multiple:
- They are less time-consuming than issuing a full request for proposal.
- They provide easy access to JSI’s expertise and technical excellence.
- They enable contracting agencies to meet their needs in a streamlined process with the most flexibility, in the least amount of time, using a single contract vehicle.
- AHRQ Accelerating Change and Transformation in Organizations and Networks (ACTION II)
- AIDSTAR IQC - AIDS Support and Technical Assistance Resources Program
- CDC Technical Support in the Delivery of HIV, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention Programs
- Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT)
- General Services Administration
- HRSA Category I: Evaluation of the Effectiveness of HRSA-Supported Activities
- HRSA Category II: Strengthening Evaluation Capability—Short-Term Assistance in Evaluation and Analysis
- Maine Chronic Disease Program Support and Capacity Expansion Pre-Qualified Vendor List
- Management Consultants, Program Coordinators, and Planners
- Massachusetts Technology Collaborative Consulting Services
- Maternal and Child Health Technical Assistance and Support Contract (TASC III)
- Private Sector Program (PSP)
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AHRQ Accelerating Change and Transformation in Organizations and Networks (ACTION II) Available To: All Federal Agencies, through AHRQ ACTION II is a five-year task order contract model of practice-based implementation research funded by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ). It promotes and accelerates the development, implementation, dissemination, and sustainability of innovations in health care delivery to increase understanding of how to incorporate evidence-based improvements into routine practice to improve quality of care. The ACTION II network includes 17 large partnerships and more than 350 collaborating organizations that provide health care to an estimated 50 percent of the U.S. population. JSI Contact: Susan Grantham |
JSI's Safety Net Partnership (SNP) is designed to improve the quality, efficiency, and effectiveness of primary care services delivered to populations who are socio-economically disadvantaged and/or have difficulty accessing or engaging in health care. The SNP aims to improve the nationwide safety net system and health services delivery overall through sharing and disseminating knowledge gained through this research. Areas of expertise include:
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AIDSTAR IQC - AIDS Support and Technical Assistance Resources Program Available
To: USAID/Washington and Missions
JSI Contact for USAID/Washington
and Mission staff: Andrew
Fullem |
JSI provides technical assistance in
the following areas:
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CDC Technical Support in the Delivery of HIV, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention Programs Available
To: CDC JSI Contact for CDC Staff: Jeremy
Holman |
Through this IDIQ, JSI provides CDC and its partners with a range of technical support services, including:
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Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT) Available
To: SAMHSA/CSAT JSI Contact for SAMHSA staff: Tom
Mangione |
8 areas of emphasis:
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General Services Administration Available
to: All Federal Agencies For a complete list of JSI services, visit GSA schedules e-library The GSA MOBIS contract is a Firm Fixed Price (FFP) and Labor Hour IQC with a base of five years and an option of another five years. The MOBIS Schedule enables federal agencies and others to contract for fast and efficient delivery of services to help improve management and organizational effectiveness. Under this streamlined procurement vehicle, JSI provides consulting, facilitation, survey and program integration and project management services. JSI Contact for Federal Agency
staff: Ann Keehn |
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HRSA Category I: Evaluation of the Effectiveness of HRSA-Supported Activities Available
To: Health Resources and Services Administration
(HRSA) and its Bureaus and Offices Through this IDIQ, JSI provides HRSA and its Bureaus and Offices expertise in the design and implementation of program effectiveness and program evaluation studies to further HRSA's vision of providing optimal health care for all through assuring access to a comprehensive, culturally competent, and high quality system of health services. JSI Contact for HRSA Bureau
and Office staff: Susan Grantham |
JSI has available the full range of
expertise to analyze and assess current and emerging
health policy issues, design and conduct program assessment
and evaluations, and develop and refine performance management
and measurement systems, including:
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HRSA Category II: Strengthening Evaluation Capability—Short-Term Assistance in Evaluation and Analysis Available
To: Health Resources and Services Administration
(HRSA) and its Bureaus and Offices JSI can help HRSA, its bureaus, offices, and grantees with technical assistance and training to help build evaluation capacity among HRSA grantees, including assessing and developing data systems. JSI Contact for HRSA Bureau
and Office staff: Susan Grantham |
JSI has available the full range of
expertise to analyze and assess capacity and develop
systems to improve evaluation capacity, including:
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Maine Chronic Disease Program Support and Capacity Expansion Pre-Qualified Vendor List Available To: Maine Department of Health and Human Services Within Maine CDC, the Division of Chronic Disease (DCD) provides essential public health programs related to a range of chronic diseases and across the spectrum from prevention to clinical supports and self management. The DCD frequently administers federal grants, as well as funding from other state, federal and private sources. JSI Contact: Natalie Truesdell |
This IDIQ pre-qualifies JSI to provide support to the Division of Chronic Disease in two primary functions:
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Management Consultants, Program Coordinators, and Planners Available
To: Commonwealth of Massachusetts Operational
Services Division JSI Contact for Commonwealth
of Massachusetts Operational Services Division staff: Lori Kiel |
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Massachusetts Technology Collaborative Consulting Services Available
To: Massachusetts Technology Collaborative (MTC),
Commonwealth of Massachusetts JSI Contact for Massachusetts
Technology Collaborative (MTC) staff: Terry
Greene |
JSI is pre qualified to provide professional
consulting services to MTC for programmatic development
and improvement. Services may include providing support
and resources for successful research, monitoring and
evaluation of MTC's efforts, technical assistance, organizational
support, education and public awareness, and coalition
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Maternal and Child Health Technical Assistance and Support Contract (TASC III) Available
To: USAID/Washington and Missions JSI Contact for USAID/Washington
and Mission staff: Christine
Claypoole |
JSI provides technical assistance in
the following areas:
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Private Sector Program (PSP) Available
To: USAID/Washington and Missions JSI Contact for USAID/Washington
and Mission staff: Kumkum
Amin |
JSI services:
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Funding Requests
As an organization, JSI is deeply committed to improving the health of individuals and communities worldwide. Our focus is on achieving change in communities and in health systems by working in partnership with government agencies and local nongovernmental and civil society organizations. We are not, however, a funding organization and do not provide donations to other organizations. JSI receives funding from donors to carry out specific public health-related projects.