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UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

Total Committed Value of Federal Contracts

$274K

Total Contracts

Total Actions

Location

Gainesville, FL

Recent Contract Actions

Contracts can have multiple “contract actions”: This is how agencies spend money for a specific purpose, adjust the amount committed or change the contract in a way that doesn’t affect the amount. That last scenario is usually indicated by a $0 action. If there is a contract action for a negative amount, it generally means the contract was adjusted or canceled.

Description	Category	Agency	Signed	Amount Committed
OPTION 3 POP EXTENSION DUE TO COVID19, EXERCISE OPTION 4 ISOTOPE ANALYSIS	Scientific Data Special Studies/Analysis	National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration	April 08, 2021	$5,000
PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE EXTENSION FOR DEVELOPMENT OF A PUBLIC SURVEY ON TORNADO SHELTERING DECISIONS DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC	Other Special Studies/Analysis	National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration	February 22, 2021	$0
SPECIAL STUDIES FOR COVID 19 RESEARCH	Medical/Health Special Studies/Analysis	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	September 10, 2020	$45,000
DEVELOPMENT OF A PUBLIC SURVEY ON TORNADO SHELTERING DECISIONS DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC	Other Special Studies/Analysis	National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration	September 02, 2020	$23,523
SPECIAL STUDIES FOR COVID 19 RESEARCH	Medical/Health Special Studies/Analysis	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	June 11, 2020	$200,000

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About this data

This data comes from the Federal Procurement Data System, which includes all contracts worth $10,000 or more. We look at all contracts that are tagged with the procurement code for COVID-19 or otherwise started in 2020 and contain “COVID-19” in the description. Department of Defense contracting data is subject to a 90-day delay before it appears in the data.