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The Department of Defense, through its TRICARE Management Activity (TMA), is preparing for the follow-on procurement of its Managed Care Support (MCS) contracts, which are set to conclude in March 2009. Initial steps included one-on-one meetings in June 2006 to discuss the development of the third round of these contracts. TMA has developed the requirements for the upcoming contracts and is in the process of preparing a draft solicitation, anticipated to be released for industry comment in May 2007. After receiving feedback, TMA will revise the solicitation and subsequently publish a sources sought notice to formally initiate the solicitation process. To support potential bidders, TMA is providing access to Military Health System (MHS) data in two forms: summary data available online via the TMA industry forum website, and detailed data available on external hard drives for a processing fee of $1,500. Interested parties must sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement and submit payment to receive the detailed data. This data will be periodically updated, and recipients are expected to return the external hard drives after downloading the information. Questions related solely to the data can be submitted through the Q&A section of the TMA’s industry forum, with responses posted publicly. The contracting officer for this opportunity is Bruce K. Mitterer, based in Aurora, Colorado.

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DoD prepares follow-on Managed Care Support contracts, releasing draft solicitation May 2007.

NAICS

524114 - Direct Health and Medical Insurance Carriers

Place of Performance

CO

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → Defense Health Agency
Contacts1 person available
OfficeAURORA, CO, 80011, USA
Office AddressAURORA, CO, 80011, USA
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Bruce K MittererContracting Officer

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In May 2006, a Special Notice was posted announcing that one-on-one meetings would be held in June 2006 to discuss the development of the third round of TRICARE managed care support contracts. The purpose of the current special notice is to advise interested parties of Department of Defense (DoD), TRICARE Management Activity (TMA) plans for the follow-on procurement of its current Managed Care Support (MCS) contracts which conclude in March 2009. TMA has developed requirements and is now preparing a draft solicitation for the follow-on contracts. After publication of a separate special notice, TMA expects to release a draft solicitation for industry comment in May 2007. After review and revision, a sources sought notice will be published announcing a formal solicitation. In the meantime, TMA is currently making a variety of Military Health System (MHS) data available to interested parties for informational purposes. MHS data will be available in two different levels of detail and will be made available using two separate media. First, summary level data is now available on the TMA industry forum website linked to this notice. TMA expects to add or to periodically update the data posted on the webpage; therefore, all interested parties should check back frequently for updates. Second, detail level data files will also be available to potential sources. Ordering instructions for this level of data are posted at the TMA Industry Forum webpage. Due to the size and content, detail level data sets can only be provided on external hard drives and will require payment of a processing fee of $1,500.00. To obtain detailed level data the person(s) or party requesting it must complete the Non-Disclosure Agreement provided by TMA; and return it, along with a signed check made out to Treasurer of the United States, to TRICARE Management Activity, ATTN: Laura Morris, 16401 East Centretech Parkway, Aurora, CO 80011-9066. Upon receipt, the detail level MHS data package will be sent to the requester. It is anticipated that detail level data will be updated; so upon receipt of an external drive, recipients should download the data on-board and mail the drives back. Potential sources may pose questions regarding data under the Questions & Answer (Q&A) tab on the TMA Industry Forum webpage. TMA will post both the data questions and the TMA responses on the website. Only questions regarding data will be considered at this time.

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