USA Outlays

Domain

Health Infrastructure

Public health labs, health data systems, public health workforce.

Recently, agencies involved in Health Infrastructure have been focused on funding HT0, with $76,116,354.19 / $154,482,452.84 / $807,430,216.23 in total outlays slated for the next 6 months / 1 year / 5 years. HT0 alone accounts for 87% of stated dollars here — 50 points above the typical top-agency share, running hot.

Where the money flows

Health Infrastructure$34,442,774,030.05
Health Data Systemsnot disclosed
Public Health Laboratoriesnot disclosed
Public Health Workforcenot disclosed

Awards classified here

11,957

Primary topic assignments

Stated dollars

$34,442,774,030.05

Overlapping stated amounts — not a clean spend total

Awards with amounts

19,298

Records carrying a stated dollar figure

Inside Health Infrastructure

Health Data Systems

0 awards

Public Health Laboratories

0 awards

Public Health Workforce

0 awards

By the numbers

How these awards break down across procurement type, competition, sector, government level, and funding mechanism.

Procurement type

Equipment17,474
Materials Supplies12,656
Professional Services5,436
Technology20
Construction3

Competition

Sole Source9
Competitive3
Limited Competition1

Sector

Civilian36,077
Manufacturing5,615
Health Care And Social Assistance1,039
Defense17
Professional Scientific And Technical Services12
Construction6

Top vendors in this topic

VendorAwardsStated
Fisher Scientific Co1,571$23,272,347.79
Hach Company772$5,696,478.07
Grainger Industrial Supply423$1,827,895.01
Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics251$699,468.00
TAGG Industries, Inc.168$998,056.71
Colonial Scientific Inc165$938,505.37
VWR INTERNATIONAL LLC157$1,669,553.53
Phenova, Inc155$197,742.70
McKesson Medical - Surgical Minnesota Su132$1,285,855.29
Amazon.Com Services LLC122$189,203.88

Recent awards

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AwardHealth InfrastructureMISSISSIPPI STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

Denetta Durr and Dorthy Young, Assistant Senior Deputy, will present project 49829 requesting approval of an exemption for the MISSISSIPPI STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH (MSDH) to request proposals for the acquisition of a statewide Health Information Exchange. The staffs of ITS and MSDH jointly recommend the approval of the exemption request at a total estimated five-year lifecycle cost of $40,000,000.00. MSDH will solicit proposals in accordance with all statutory requirements for such acquisition

Sep 17, 2026
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