Digital Content Evaluation and Analysis Platform License Subscription for CDC Office of Communication
Subject: Digital Content Evaluation and Analysis Platform License Subscription for CDC Office of CommunicationSolicitation Number: 75D30126Q78839Notice Type: SOLICITNAICS: 518210Set-Aside: Total Small BusinessNotice Published: 03-26-26Response Due: 03-30-26Agency: Department of Health and Human ServicesOffice: CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTIONContact: Jennifer Gartzke This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.Office Address: ATLANTA, GA 30333Place of Performance: GA 30329Related Notices:
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Amendment 2 is being issued to extend the due date for quotes. The new due date is Monday, March 30, 2026 and the time they're due is 12:00 PM EDT. No other changes are being made to the solicitation. Amendment 1 is being issued to upload the Q&A document and an amended copy of the solicitation. The due date has been moved to March 26, 2026 at 12:00 PM EDT. The purpose of this acquisition is to procure license subscription access for a digital evaluation and analysis platform for CDC digital content. The license subscription shall provide an online solution that offers a digital usability testing platform designed to conduct several types of rapid online user tests remotely on both desktop and mobile platforms, and includes a combination of unmoderated short user tests, unmoderated standard user tests and moderated user tests with live participants recruited from the platform’s Contributor Network. The ability to record user screens along with capturing user comments and feedback on desktop or mobile devices prevents the OC UX staff from having to monitor each testing sessions. The feedback is rapidly transcribed by the system, and testing results are provided within minutes of completion of the test. OC UX staff can then focus their time on analysis of the results and making improvements to CDC’s digital content as a result of the feedback. This would allow CDC to ensure its digital products and services meet user needs and provide OC UX staff data and insights to inform effective health communications across CDC’s key audiences.