Assistance Listing 93.323

Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity for Infectious Diseases (ELC)

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention · Department of Health and Human Services

The verdict for a small nonprofit

Worth applying, even as a first-time applicant. 100% of awards go to organizations new to this program, and nonprofits win 78% of them.

Based on 8 new awards in FY2022–24. Organizations under $1M in revenue won 0% of the awards that went to nonprofits. The median award is $15,631,907. Expect about 76 days between posting and deadline.

First-time winners
100%
of new awards, last 3 FYs
Nonprofit share
78%
17% higher ed · 0% gov't
Under-$1M orgs
0%
of nonprofit awards
Median award
$16M
$16M – $16M middle half
New awards, FY2024
1
$16M committed to them
Usually posts
Feb
irregular · 76-day window

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Who won in FY2024

Largest recipients by dollars. From USAspending.

RecipientTypeStateAwardsAwarded
National Center for Farmworker Health, INC.NonprofitTX1$24,190,454
University of California, Los AngelesOtherCA1$18,514,512
The Urban InstituteNonprofitDC1$16,247,721
American Immunization Registry AssociationNonprofitDC1$15,631,907
Centro DE Los Derechos Del Migrante INCNonprofitMD1$8,125,222
Alianza AmericasNonprofitIL1$7,500,000
National Hispanic Medical AssociationNonprofitDC1$2,870,000
Immunize.orgNonprofitMN1$2,550,000
National Council of Urban Indian HealthNonprofitDC1$2,279,803
American College of Physicians, INC.NonprofitPA1$2,180,088

New awards by fiscal year

Awards first made in each fiscal year; dollars are the total committed to that year's new awards over their life.

FYNew awardsCommittedMedianMiddle half
20219$68M$2.9M$2.3M – $8.1M
20221$19M$19M$19M – $19M
20237$5.4M$400K$400K – $947K
20241$16M$16M$16M – $16M

Past rounds

Every announcement under this listing that Grants.gov still lists. Use it to plan next year.

PostedClosedWindowAnnouncement
2024-02-142024-04-3076 dCDC-RFA-CK-24-0002 · Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity for Prevention and Control of Emerging Infectious Diseases (ELC)
2019-02-282019-05-1778 dCDC-RFA-CK19-1904 · 2019 Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity for Prevention and Control of Emerging Infectious Diseases (ELC)
2016-03-142016-05-2774 dCDC-RFA-CK14-1401CONTPPHF16 · PPHF 2016: Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity Program for Infectious Diseases – Building and Strengthening Epidemiology, Laboratory and Health Information Systems Capacity in State and Local Health Departments – Financed in part by 2016 Prevention and P
2015-01-202015-02-1930 dCK14-1401PPHFSUPP15 · Domestic Ebola Supplement to Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity for Infectious Diseases (ELC) - Building and Strengthening Epidemiology, Laboratory and Health Information Systems Capacity in State and Local Health Departments

Common questions

How hard is it to win a grant under 93.323?

Worth applying, even as a first-time applicant. 100% of awards go to organizations new to this program, and nonprofits win 78% of them. Based on 8 new awards in FY2022–24. Organizations under $1M in revenue won 0% of the awards that went to nonprofits. The median award is $15,631,907. Expect about 76 days between posting and deadline.

How much does Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity for Infectious Diseases (ELC) award?

In FY2024 the median new award was $16M; the middle half ran from $16M to $16M. 1 new awards were made, with $16M committed to them.

When does 93.323 usually post?

Over the last several years, new rounds most often posted in Feb with about 76 days to apply. The most recent round posted Feb 14, 2024.

Who runs this program?

Department of Health and Human Services (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention). Assistance Listing 93.323 on SAM.gov describes the authorizing statute and standard terms.

Sources: USAspending FY2021–25 award archive (2026-10-06); Grants.gov Search2 (fetched 2026-10-28); IRS EO BMF (fetched 2026-10-28). Award counts are new awards by fiscal year of first action. Shares are computed from award counts, not dollars; the under-$1M share covers the 100% of nonprofit awards that matched an IRS revenue record. Recipient type comes from the award record's business-type codes. Always confirm details in the official announcement.

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