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The HHS Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization (OSDBU) was established in 1979 byPublic Law 95-507, links to an external website, opens in a new tab. It is an amendment to the Small Business Act that says large federal agencies must set aside contracts for small businesses.
OSDBU works to ensure that small businesses, small disadvantaged businesses, 8(a) business development program, women-owned, service-disabled veteran-owned, and HUBZone businesses have access to contract opportunities with HHS. OSDBU offers the following services and more: * One-on-one capability meetings * Subcontracting program management Find out about all the support and resources available to small businesses.
## FY 23 HHS Small Business Goals These goals are negotiated every year with the Small Business Administration (SBA). These goals help determine how HHS contracting dollars should be awarded to eligible small businesses.
The Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization (OSDBU)maximizes the use of small businesses across the acquisition portfolio through outreach, policy, advocacy, and training to support the health and well-being of the American people.
Promote the health and well-being of the American people by building an agile and resilient industrial and manufacturing base that supports economic growth and development in the health and wellness community. The Executive Director of OSDBU reports directly to the HHS Deputy Secretary and is administratively supported by the Office of Acquisitions (OA). ### OSDBU Office Headquarters 200 Independence Avenue, S.
W. Hubert Humphrey Building, Room 405D Telephone Number: 202-690-7300 ### Headquarters Staff Contacts **Shannon Jackson**, Executive Director Shannon. Jackson@hhs.
gov, opens in a new window **Arielle Douglas**, Deputy Director Arielle. Douglas@hhs. gov, opens in a new window **Joshua Blow,** Director, Operations Division Joshua.
Blow@hhs. gov, opens in a new window **Shelly Thomas**, Division Director for Policy Shelly. Thomas@hhs.
gov, opens in a new window **Barbara Bigelow**, Management Analyst Barbara. Bigelow@hhs. gov, opens in a new window **Mari Williams**, Staff Assistant Mari.
Williams@hhs. gov, opens in a new window **Dorthea Hammond**, Calendar Scheduler for Executive Director Dorthea. Hammond@hhs.
gov, opens in a new window **Kevin Diaz**, Management Analyst Kevin. Diaz@hhs. gov, opens in a new window **Lydia Taylor**, Management & Program Analyst Lydia.
Taylor@hhs. gov, opens in a new window **LaSean Gray**, Procurement Analyst LaSean. Gray@hhs.
gov, opens in a new window **Chinedu Nwauwa**, Procurement Analyst Chinedu. Nwauwa@hhs. gov, opens in a new window ### Small Business Specialists and Operating Divisions **Administration for Children and Families (ACF)** Christine Haber,Christine.
Haber@hhs. gov, opens in a new window, 202-853-1616 **Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)** Wayne Berry,Wayne. Berry@hhs.
gov, opens in a new window,202-390-5801 **Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)** Gwendolyn Miles,Gwendolyn. Miles@hhs. gov, opens in a new window,202-758-5124 LaTonya Dent,LaTonya.
Dent@hhs. gov, opens in a new window,202-748-0571 **Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)** Anita Allen,Anita. Allen1@cms.
hhs. gov, opens in a new window,202-640-0264 Christine Haber,Christine. Haber@hhs.
gov, opens in a new window, 202-853-1616 **Food and Drug Administration (FDA)** Cindy Anderson,Cynthia. Anderson@hhs. gov, opens in a new window, 202-578-1356 **Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)** Wayne Berry,Wayne.
Berry@hhs. gov, opens in a new window,202-390-5801 **Indian Health Service (IHS)** Jonathan Ferguson,Jonathan. Ferguson@hhs.
gov, opens in a new window,202-740-5509 **National Institutes of Health (NIH)** Natasha Boyce,Natasha. Boyce@hhs. gov, opens in a new window,202-640-8118 Melanie Carter,Melanie.
Carter@hhs. gov, opens in a new window, 202-760-0066 Jonathan Ferguson,Jonathan. Ferguson@hhs.
gov, opens in a new window,202-740-5509 Anita Allen,Anita. Allen1@cms. hhs.
gov, opens in a new window,202-640-0264 Amy Ulisse, amy. ulisse@hhs. gov, opens in a new window, 771-216-7719 Martina Williams, Martina.
Williams@hhs. gov, opens in a new window Amy Ulisse,amy. ulisse@hhs.
gov, opens in a new window, 771-216-7719 **Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response (ASPR)** LaTonya Dent,LaTonya. Dent@hhs. gov, opens in a new window,202-748-0571 **Office of the Secretary, Office of Acquisition Management Services (OAMS)** Mike Baltzgar,Michael.
Baltzgar@hhs. gov, opens in a new window, 240-972-4559 **Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)** Gwendolyn Miles,Gwendolyn. Miles@hhs.
gov, opens in a new window,202-758-5124 **Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-**_**H**_**)** Cindy Anderson,Cynthia. Anderson@hhs. gov, opens in a new window, 202-578-1356
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Small businesses in the pursuit of health and human services-related contracts. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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