What Happened
Agencies Expand Healthcare Services For Uniformed Services Beneficiaries
The Defense Health Agency has awarded multiple contracts to provide comprehensive healthcare services to uniformed services beneficiaries. The contracts, totaling over $2.7 billion for option period three, were awarded to companies including The Johns Hopkins Medical Services Corp., Martin’s Point Health Care Inc., and PACMED Clinics. Services will include healthcare provider network management, medical management, enrollment, customer services, and related administrative requirements. The contracts were awarded noncompetitively pursuant to 10 U.S. Code 1073, Section 722(b)(2), as reported by Aerotech News & Review.