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R--NIBIB Coordination Center Pre-Solicitation Notice
National Institutes of Health Olao
National Institutes of Health Olao in the United States is inviting bids for “R--NIBIB Coordination Center Pre-Solicitation Notice”. Bids close on 13 October 2026, 15:00 EDT. Reference: 75N98026R00176. Who can bid: Active registration in the System for Award Management (SAM). askTender lists every requirement to qualify and checks whether your company meets them.
The tender in brief
A US government contract modification for a biomedical innovation coordination center, for firms with specialized research support experience
The National Institutes of Health plans to modify an existing contract with the Massachusetts General Hospital Consortia for Improving Medicine with Innovation and Technology to continue operating the Coordination Center of the NIBIB innovation funnel. The center handles day-to-day coordination, application solicitation and evaluation, project management, and reporting for translational health technology activities. This is a pre-solicitation notice, not a request for competitive proposals.
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Key facts
- Procedure
- Presolicitation
- Published
- 28 Sep 2026
- Reference
- 75N98026R00176
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