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Title: COVID-19 Reports & Analytics
Procurement
Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH)
Emergency Preparedness and Response
New York University School of Medicine Administrative Unit
650 1st Avenue , New York, NY, 10016
Services (other than human services)
Negotiated Acquisition
8/5/2024
Award
$252,000.00

PIN#81623N0007001

The ACCO has determined that it is not practicable of advantageous to the City to use a Competitive procurement. To avoid a gap in services, DOHMH will negotiate with NYU who is the only viable vendor that can provide COVID 19 prevalence using their own developed SEIR-Q model for reporting and analytics.
Description

DOHMH will enter into a Negotiated Acquisition contract with New York University for reports and analytics specialized disease forecasting for COVID-19 prevalence and needs to predict new surges, severity and disease spread to better plan public health response actions. Through previous Emergency contract, NYU developed a discrete-time stochastic "SEIR-Q" model, which is uniquely calibrated to NYC's population. The specialized reporting tool SEIR-Q will be used to report analytics and forecasting of specialized disease that are needed to account for mobility patterns in estimating the future trajectory of cases and demand for testing and other resources.

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