Joanna Crews
Advanced Concepts and Technologies International has received 10 task orders worth $15 million combined for healthcare management services to the Defense Health Agency and the U.S. Air Force Medical Operations Agency.
The company said Wednesday the orders were awarded through pool 1 of the General Services Administration‘s One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services Small Business contract vehicle.
“Together with our strategic partners, ACT I is pleased to deliver essential healthcare management and services to the DHA and AFMOA to advance their missions to provide a medically ready force in both peacetime and wartime,†said ACT I CEO Michael Niggel.
The two DHA orders cover subject matter expertise and procurement support to the agency’s Defense Centers of Excellence for Psychological Health/Traumatic Brain Injury, as well as data analysis support to the agency’s David Grant Medical Center.
ACT I will support AFMOA under the remaining eight orders that encompass communication, workflow management and human resources; risk management operations;Â business management; surgical quality review;Â telemental health management;Â patient advocate training;Â program management; and archivist and multimedia services.
