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The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is extending the SOAR contract to continue providing scientific, operations, and administrative resources to the NIH. Key requirements include maintaining up-to-date policies, conducting benchmark studies, and supporting essential research activities.
Continuing to provide scientific, operations, and administrative resources to support NIH's research activities, including maintaining policies, conducting benchmark studies, and ensuring the integrity of ongoing biomedical research programs.
the loss of these services would jeopardize NIH’s ability to maintain up-to-date compliant policies and delegations of authority, creates the loss of critical benchmark studies, and impacts NIH’s ability to protect current and past investments in research.
Furthermore, it will negatively impact NIH’s ability to fulfill essential responsibilities, directly impacting patient diagnostics and treatments.
This will cause scientific staff to re-prioritize and adjust their scientific research pursuits to manage these functions, as well as additional costs to provide required training.
Additionally, loss of these services will result in delays and other negative potential impacts, such as compromising scientific productivity, delaying critical milestones, and jeopardizing the return on existing investments in ongoing research efforts focused on advancing the mission of NIH.
Without the requested services, both clinical and translational science would be severely disrupted, and in some cases, cease to progress.
In conclusion, if the services under this task order are interrupted or do not continue, it would lead to a disruption in essential research activities, a loss of investment in the studies, wasted research funds, and potential delays in critical scientific advancements.
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