Assistance Listing 93.919

Cooperative Agreements for State-Based Comprehensive Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Programs

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

The verdict for a small nonprofit

Governments win 60% of awards. Nonprofits usually come in as subrecipients or named partners rather than lead applicants.

Based on 39 new awards in FY2021–23. Organizations under $1M in revenue won 0% of the awards that went to nonprofits. The median award is $2,357,500.

First-time winners
51%
of new awards, last 3 FYs
Nonprofit share
17%
15% higher ed · 60% gov't
Under-$1M orgs
0%
of nonprofit awards
Median award
$2.4M
$2.0M – $3.0M middle half
New awards, FY2023
39
$100M committed to them

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Who won in FY2023

Largest recipients by dollars. From USAspending.

RecipientTypeStateAwardsAwarded
Health Services Kentucky Cabinet forGovernmentKY2$17,297,051
Health and Human Resources, West Virginia Department ofGovernmentWV2$11,391,985
Southeast Alaska Regional Health ConsortiumNonprofitAK2$8,552,767
Minnesota Department of HealthGovernmentMN2$6,935,000
North Carolina Department of Health & Human ServicesGovernmentNC2$6,865,229
The Native American Rehabilitation Association of the Northwest, IncorporatedNonprofitOR2$6,736,903
Michigan Department of Health and Human ServicesGovernmentMI2$6,667,055
Colorado Department of Public Health & EnvironmentGovernmentCO2$6,641,342
Health, Washington State Department ofGovernmentWA2$5,752,938
Kansas Department of Health & EnvironmentGovernmentKS2$5,448,321

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
202142$115M$2.9M$2.1M – $3.4M
202221$109M$4.1M$2.4M – $5.0M
202339$100M$2.4M$2.0M – $3.0M

Past rounds

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

PostedClosedWindowAnnouncement
2015-12-232016-02-2665 dCDC-RFA-DP12-120505CONT16 · PPHF 2016: Cancer Prevention and Control Programs for State, Territorial and Tribal Organizations
2012-01-252012-03-2661 dCDC-RFA-DP12-1205 · Cancer Prevention and Control Programs for State, Territorial and Tribal Organizations
2010-02-052010-04-0256 dCDC-RFA-DP10-1005 · National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion Conference Support Program

Common questions

How hard is it to win a grant under 93.919?

Governments win 60% of awards. Nonprofits usually come in as subrecipients or named partners rather than lead applicants. Based on 39 new awards in FY2021–23. Organizations under $1M in revenue won 0% of the awards that went to nonprofits. The median award is $2,357,500.

How much does Cooperative Agreements for State-Based Comprehensive Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Programs award?

In FY2023 the median new award was $2.4M; the middle half ran from $2.0M to $3.0M. 39 new awards were made, with $100M committed to them.

When does 93.919 usually post?

Posting history is irregular; watch this page for the next round.

Who runs this program?

Department of Health and Human Services (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention). Assistance Listing 93.919 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 83% 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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