Federal Awards · REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO, THE · Award

SUBPOPULATIONS AND INTERMEDIATE OUTCOMES IN COPD (SPIROMICS) III

Award details are derived from public USAspending.gov records linked to this contractor. Not a bid recommendation.

Award details

Award ID
75N92025F00003
Sub-agency / office
National Institutes of Health
Award amount
$7,037,497
Period of performance
Jul 25, 2025 – Jul 24, 2027

Public award description

Limited purpose

SUBPOPULATIONS AND INTERMEDIATE OUTCOMES IN COPD (SPIROMICS) III

Source: USAspending.gov

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Period ends
Jul 24, 2027 (274 days)
Evidence status
FORECAST IDENTIFIED
Evidence score
50 (deterministic, not pWin)
Forecast evidence
Matched forecast

Supporting evidence

  • FACT: Award period end date — 2027-07-24
  • FACT: Award start date — 2025-07-25
  • DERIVED: Days until period end — 274
  • FACT: Award recipient (incumbent on this award) — REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO, THE
  • FACT: Awarding agency — Department of Health and Human Services
  • FACT: Award amount (obligated/total as stored) — 7037497

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