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ICAHN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AT MOUNT SINAI

THIS CONTRACT WILL SUPPORT COMPONENT A OF THE COLLABORATIVE INFLUENZA VACCINE INNOVATION CENTERS (CIVICS) PROGRAM TO DESIGN AND EVALUATE INNOVATIVE INFLUENZA VACCINE APPROACHES, BASED ON PRINCIPLES OF INFLUENZA IMMUNITY, THAT ACHIEVE DURABLE, ROBUST
PIID
75N93019C00051
Award key
CONT_AWD_75N93019C00051_7529_-NONE-_-NONE-
Recipient UEI
C8H9CNG1VBD9
Source as of
—
Current award value
$110,865,6403
Obligated to date
$110,865,6402
Potential with options
$150,228,0043
Awarding agency
Department of Health and Human ServicesNational Institutes of Health
Place of performance
New York, New York
Set-aside
No set-aside used
Pricing
Cost No Fee
Competition
Full and Open Competition9 offers received
Period of performance
Sep 10, 2019 — Jul 9, 2027Through Jul 9, 2027 if all options are exercised
Benchmark category
Unclassified

Transaction history

Every action recorded against this award, in the order the government reported them.

ModAction dateReasonObligationValue at action
0Sep 5, 2019Initial award$10,000,000.00$110,865,639.82
P00001Mar 19, 2020G$1,138,763.00$110,865,639.82
P00002Apr 21, 2020G$3,051,550.00$110,865,639.82
P00003Jun 23, 2020G$10,649,110.00$110,865,639.82
P00004Jul 9, 2020B$6,408,099.00$110,865,639.82
P00005Aug 3, 2020G$191,799.00$110,865,639.82
P00006Aug 21, 2020B$0.00$110,865,639.82
P00007Aug 27, 2020B$1,084,986.00$110,865,639.82
P00008Mar 22, 2021G$1,384,073.57$110,865,639.82
P00009Apr 13, 2021G$457,311.00$110,865,639.82
P00010May 3, 2021G$457,311.00$110,865,639.82
P00011Jul 1, 2021G$10,914,622.00$110,865,639.82
P00012Aug 26, 2021B$4,736,320.00$110,865,639.82
P00013Oct 12, 2021B$0.00$110,865,639.82
P00014Oct 15, 2021B$0.00$110,865,639.82
P00015Nov 2, 2021B$0.00$110,865,639.82
P00016Feb 9, 2022B$0.00$110,865,639.82
P00017Mar 14, 2022B$0.00$110,865,639.82
P00018Apr 5, 2022B$0.00$110,865,639.82
P00019Jun 22, 2022B$0.00$110,865,639.82
P00020Jul 18, 2022G$10,707,222.00$110,865,639.82
P00021Aug 10, 2022B-$524,293.93$110,865,639.82
P00022Sep 21, 2022G$1,049,110.00$110,865,639.82
P00023Mar 8, 2023B$0.00$110,865,639.82
P00024Mar 28, 2023B$707,827.00$110,865,639.82
P00025Apr 19, 2023G$726,338.00$110,865,639.82
P00026Jul 26, 2023B$791,022.00$110,865,639.82
P00027Sep 14, 2023G$11,771,933.00$110,865,639.82
P00028Feb 8, 2024G$12,373,066.00$110,865,639.82
P00029Apr 17, 2024G$256,013.00$110,865,639.82
P00030Aug 1, 2024M$0.00$110,865,639.82
P00031Aug 16, 2024G$2,001,856.00$110,865,639.82
P00032Sep 24, 2024G$4,396,768.00$110,865,639.82
P00033Mar 10, 2025G$1,984,532.00$110,865,639.82
P00034Jul 24, 2025G$10,000,000.00$110,865,639.82
P00035Sep 5, 2025B$0.00$110,865,639.82
P00036Sep 22, 2025C-$37,182.13$110,865,639.82
P00037Sep 26, 2025G$852,822.00$110,865,639.82
P00038Mar 19, 2026M$0.00$110,865,639.82
P00039Jun 2, 2026G$796,853.00$110,865,639.82
P00040Jun 22, 2026C-$2,013.66$110,865,639.82
P00041Jul 9, 2026G$2,840,455.00$110,865,639.82
P00042Sep 28, 2026C-$300,632.03$110,865,639.82

Provenance

Which source record produced each displayed rollup figure.

FieldSourceFileRetrievedParserArtifact hash
awarding_agency_idUSAspending.gov—Sep 30, 2026usaspending_contract_csv@2026.08.2eb3e2a1c5469
contractor_idUSAspending.gov—Sep 30, 2026usaspending_contract_csv@2026.08.2eb3e2a1c5469
current_award_valueUSAspending.gov—Sep 30, 2026usaspending_contract_csv@2026.08.2eb3e2a1c5469
naics_codeUSAspending.gov—Sep 30, 2026usaspending_contract_csv@2026.08.2eb3e2a1c5469
potential_award_valueUSAspending.gov—Sep 30, 2026usaspending_contract_csv@2026.08.2eb3e2a1c5469
psc_codeUSAspending.gov—Sep 30, 2026usaspending_contract_csv@2026.08.2eb3e2a1c5469
total_obligatedUSAspending.gov—Sep 30, 2026usaspending_contract_csv@2026.08.2eb3e2a1c5469

Sources and method

Figures on this page are computed from public federal award records. Numbers are never estimated or generated; where a figure is withheld, the reason is stated rather than filled in.

This page is a record of one federal award, assembled from the transactions the government published against it. Note 1 describes where the rollup came from. Values are award values, not unit prices.

  1. 1Rollup values derive from 43 transaction records parsed from USAspending.gov, retrieved Sep 30, 2026 by transform awards@2026.08.1.
  2. 2Obligations are the sum of signed federal action obligations across all transactions; deobligations are negative and remain negative.
  3. 3Current and potential award values are taken from the latest reported action, not summed across modifications.