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Army, DHA Open $11B Tech Services Contracts

August 20, 2026

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Key Takeaways

Army opens $800M TEIS IV contract for bids.
DHA prepares on-ramp for 8(a) companies on $10B Omnibus IV.
TEIS IV covers information systems engineering services.
Omnibus IV focuses on military medical research and development.

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Strategic Implications

The Army and DHA's moves may indicate a shift towards increased investment in tech services, which could benefit a range of companies and create new opportunities for small businesses and 8(a) firms. The focus on cybersecurity and communications in TEIS IV suggests a growing concern about information security, while Omnibus IV's emphasis on medical research and development could lead to innovative solutions for combat casualty care.

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What Happened

New Opportunities Emerge For Industry In Army And Defense Health Agency Contracts

The US Army and Defense Health Agency are opening up new opportunities for industry in tech services contracts. The Army has released the final solicitation for its $800 million Total Engineering and Integration Services IV contract, with up to 10 new companies to be selected for the on-ramp. Meanwhile, the DHA is preparing to open the window for 8(a) small businesses to pursue a place on its $10 billion Omnibus IV contract vehicle, which focuses on military medical research and development. According to GovTribe data, the Army has obligated $160 million in task order volume to-date against TEIS IV, while the DHA has awarded 55 task orders with an accumulated ceiling value of roughly $630 million since Omnibus IV opened for business. This was first reported by an unknown source.

Source | Originally Published: August 19, 2026

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