Common use of Collaborations Clause in Contracts

Collaborations. a. With other CDC programs and CDC-funded organizations: Recipients are required to collaborate with CDC Programs and Centers, Institutes, and Offices (CIOs) to ensure that activities and funding are coordinated with, complementary of, and not duplicative of efforts supported under other CDC programs such as PHEP and ELC. During any particular emergency funded under this NOFO, recipients should collaborate closely with CDC incident management and involved SME programs as well as other organizations funded by CDC to address emergency response, including neighboring states/locals, sub-jurisdictional entities, tribes, territories, as well as state public health organizations (when a local is funded), national organizations (such as APHL, NACCHO, ASTHO, CSTE, etc.), local or regional organizations (e.g., vector control, clinical/healthcare institutions) or businesses (e.g., equipment/supply vendors, vector control vendors, etc.,). For questions regarding collaborating with CDC, please contact the CDC POC for this NOFO.

Collaborations. a. With other CDC programs projects and CDC-funded organizations: Recipients are required to collaborate with various CDC Programs and Centers, Institutes, and Offices (CIOs) programs to ensure that activities and funding are coordinated with, complementary of, and not duplicative of efforts supported under other CDC grant programs such as PHEP and ELC. During any particular emergency funded under this NOFO, recipients should collaborate closely with CDC incident management and involved SME programs relevant subject matter experts as well as other organizations funded by CDC to address emergency response, including . This includes neighboring states/locals, sub-states and other jurisdictional entities, tribes, territories, partner organizations, and national partner organizations such as well as state public health organizations the Association of Public Health Laboratories (when a local is fundedAPHL), national organizations the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (such as APHL, NACCHO, ASTHO, CSTE, etc.), the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists (CSTE), and the National Association of County and City Officials (NACCHO). Others to consider are local or regional organizations (e.g.such as vector control entities, vector controlclinical and other health care institutions, clinical/healthcare institutions) or businesses (e.g., equipment/such as supply vendors, vector control vendors, etc.,). For questions regarding collaborating with CDC, please contact the CDC POC Program Official, Xxxx Xxxxx (xxx0@xxx.xxx) for this NOFO.