As part of the contract, which is spread over one base year and two option years, ICF will assist HHS and its regional offices to conduct sexually transmitted infection (STI) and HIV/AIDS prevention outreach and education throughout the 10 HHS regions.
ICF will also work to reduce new infections, increase access to care and bring down STI- and HIV-related disparities among racial and ethnic minority populations.
ICF International senior vice president Kris Tremaine said ICF assists HHS and White House-released National HIV/AIDS Strategy.
"ICF offers professional services along the entire continuum of HIV/AIDS program needs, and our work helps to bring the federal government closer to achieving the vision and goals of the strategy," Tremaine added.