Dominique Stump
CSRA has received a potential five-year, $34 million recompete contract to help the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas review grant applications in efforts to advance cancer prevention research.
The company said Thursday it will provide scientific management, information technology and administrative services as well as its Software-as-a-Service Grants Management platform to support CPRIT’s cancer research and prevention efforts.
The platform includes the P2RMIS system that works to manage the peer review process from grant application receipt to evaluation and post-award management.
CSRA added it will also develop recruitment, training and engagement activities for peer review panelists, as well as provide online, teleconference and videoconference meeting and planning services.
