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Pancreatic Cancer Detection Consortium Management and Data Coordination Services

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Healthcare Services, Wellness & Biotech
Washington, District of Columbia, United StatesPosted: September 26, 2026Deadline: May 25, 2027

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SUMMARY


A government authority in Washington, DC seeks support for managing a pancreatic cancer detection consortium and coordinating related data activities. Services include study design, protocol development, statistical analysis, coordination, and data management.

DESCRIPTION


The government authority in Washington, DC is seeking vendor support for pancreatic cancer detection consortium management and data coordination services.

The selected vendor will support collaborative efforts through study design, protocol development, statistical analysis, coordination, and data management for the Pancreatic Cancer Detection Consortium–MDCU.

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When is the submission deadline?
Submissions are due May 25, 2027.
Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
  • Healthcare research organization with expertise in oncology or pancreatic cancer studies
  • Experience managing research consortia and multi-party clinical or scientific collaborations
  • Proven capabilities in study design, protocol development, biostatistics, and data management
  • Strong coordination and project management experience in government or academic research programs

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