GETWAB

01 / Federal Opportunity Brief

TRICARE Medicare Eligible Program Second Generation (TMEP2)

Status
Active
Deadline
Nov 5, 2026 5:00 PM GMT-0700
Solicitation
HT940226R0001
Updated
Sep 24, 2026
NAICS
524292
PSC
Q201

02 / Federal Buyer

Who is buying?

03 / Purchase

What is the government buying?

Requirement

TRICARE Medicare Eligible Program Second Generation (TMEP2)
The current notice is soliciting this requirement from eligible offerors.

Scope available now

Confirmed scope includes health care claims processing, customer support, and other associated administrative services, including submission of TRICARE encounter data and provider certification. No additional future-defined deliverables are stated in the provided evidence.

Contract vehicle

This is a full and open competitive source selection with a best value trade-off procedure (RFO FAR 15.2) for a Firm Fixed-Price contract.

How work is assigned

Not disclosed in the provided evidence. No ordering or tasking/assignment mechanism is described.

04 / Contracting Requirements

How will this procurement work?

RequirementWhat the notice saysSource status
EligibilityThe work relates to dual-eligible Medicare and TRICARE beneficiaries who receive medical services within the United States and specified U.S. territories (Puerto Rico, Guam, US Virgin Islands, American Samoa, Northern Mariana Islands).Confirmed
Contract ceilingNot disclosedNot Disclosed
Minimum guaranteeNot disclosedNot Disclosed
Contract durationNot disclosedNot Disclosed
Foreign participationNot disclosedNot Disclosed
Proposal and award procedureThe notice states it is a full and open competitive source selection using best value trade-off procedures under RFO FAR 15.2, but it does not provide the detailed evaluation factors, scoring, or proposal submission instructions in the provided evidence.Partially Confirmed
Staffing and securityNot disclosed in the provided evidence.Not Disclosed
Read the original SAM.gov description

This acquisition is for the continuing requirement for health care claims processing, customer support and other associated administrative services (e.g. submission of TRICARE encounter data and provider certification) of dual-eligible Medicare and TRICARE beneficiaries who receive medical services within the United States, Puerto Rico, Guam, US Virgin Islands, American Samoa, and Northern Mariana Islands. USC Title 10, Chapter 55, and USC Title 32, National Defense, Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 199, outline the benefit structure, administrative functions and the various health care programs, including TMEP2. This is a full and open competitive source selection, using best value trade-off procedures in accordance with RFO Federal Acquisition Regulation (RFO FAR) 15.2, Evaluation and Award, as supplemented with Defense FAR Supplement and the DoD Source Selection Procedures (August 2022). The contract awarded will be a Firm Fixed-Price contract. The contract will have a one 12-month base period of transiotion-in activiteis, seven 1-year periods for healthcare delivery, a one 12-month contract period for transition-out activities, and a potential 6-month extension of services permitted per RFO FAR Clause 52.217-8, Option to Extend Services, for a potential total period of performance of 8.5 years.

05 / Historical Spending Trend

How has spending on the selected comparable contracts changed?

The same closed fiscal-year window and the same complete comparable-contract set are used throughout this Brief. Net obligations total $202.81M across 5 fiscal years.

Annual net obligations for the selected comparable contract set for this opportunity, classified under NAICS 524292 and PSC Q201.
Annual FPDS net obligations for the selected comparable contract set; direct and broad matches are identified separately in the table, and this is not total NAICS or PSC market spending.
Fiscal yearComparable obligationsActionsVendors
FY 2021$011
FY 2022$38.67M121
FY 2023$49.63M231
FY 2024$61.78M201
FY 2025$52.73M341

06 / Related Historical Awards

Which contracts support the comparison?

No direct contract reference was found. 1 broad match is shown as supporting context.

Selected historical contracts comparable to this opportunity, ranked by absolute net obligations.
Comparable contracts selected using buyer, office, classification and requirement-language evidence; they are not asserted as predecessors.
ContractVendorLatest activityOfficeNAICS / PSCMatchObligationsActions
HT940221C0005WISCONSIN PHYSICIANS SERVICE INSURANCE CORPORATIONDec 22, 2025DEFENSE HEALTH AGENCY524292 / Q201Broad match
Buyer and requirement-language evidence
$202.81M90

07 / Contractor Evidence

Which contractors have performed related work?

Historical contractors are ranked by direct procurement-family evidence and comparable contract activity. The table distinguishes connected holders from broader performers without identifying unverified bidders.

No directly connected predecessor was identified. The companies below are historical performers selected from the comparable contract set; none is identified as a bidder.

Suppliers ranked by net obligations within the selected comparable contract set for this opportunity.
Supplier concentration within the comparable contract set only; ranking does not establish incumbency or intent to bid.
CompanyEvidenceFitWhy includedContractsActionsObligationsLatest activityLinks
WISCONSIN PHYSICIANS SERVICE INSURANCE CORPORATION
UEI HLY2E796N2L3 · CAGE 2R921
Broad historical performer
Historical performer
ModerateComparable buyer and requirement history190$202.81MDec 22, 2025GETWAB profile

08 / Competitive Landscape

How was comparable work competed?

Competition treatment is calculated from exactly the same closed-period contract set used in Sections 5–7. It describes historical actions, not the outcome of this solicitation.

FPDS extent-of-competition categories recorded on the selected comparable contracts.
Competition treatment recorded only on the comparable contract set; it does not predict the outcome of this solicitation.
FPDS treatmentCodeActionsObligationsShare
Full and open competitionA90$202.81M100.0%

09 / Procurement History

How was this opportunity published and updated?

5 SAM.gov notice records were resolved into this procurement family. The chronology shows how the requirement was published and updated.

NoticeTypePostedResponse deadlineStatusOfficial source
HT940226R0001
TRICARE Medicare Eligible Program Second Generation (TMEP2) Draft RFP
Special NoticeNov 25, 2025Jan 7, 2026 3:00 PM GMT-0700ArchivedView on SAM.gov
HT940226R0001
TRICARE Medicare Eligible Program Second Generation (TMEP2) Draft RFP
Special NoticeNov 25, 2025Jan 7, 2026 3:00 PM GMT-0700ArchivedView on SAM.gov
HT940226R0001
TRICARE Medicare Eligible Program Second Generation (TMEP2) Draft RFP
Special NoticeJan 23, 2026Jan 7, 2026 3:00 PM GMT-0700ArchivedView on SAM.gov
HT940226R0001
TRICARE Medicare Eligible Program Second Generation (TMEP2) Draft RFP
Special NoticeJan 23, 2026Jan 7, 2026 3:00 PM GMT-0700ArchivedView on SAM.gov
HT940226R0001
Current Brief record
TRICARE Medicare Eligible Program Second Generation (TMEP2)
Combined Synopsis/SolicitationSep 23, 2026Nov 5, 2026 5:00 PM GMT-0700ActiveView on SAM.gov

10 / NAICS and PSC Market Context

How large is the selected comparable market?

Classification codes organize the evidence; they do not prove that every contract in the broader NAICS or PSC market matches this requirement.

Comparable obligations$202.81M
Comparable contracts1
Historical suppliers1
CoverageFY 2021–FY 2025

11 / Capture Signals and Risks

What should be validated before committing capture resources?

Capture signals separate verified procurement-family evidence from unresolved requirements and market-only indicators.

Watch

Direct procurement-family evidence

No direct award record found

Strong

Buyer proximity

1 comparable record(s) share the contracting office

Moderate

Eligibility

No Set aside used

Watch

Unresolved requirement fields

6

12 / Who Should Pursue

When does this opportunity fit?

Pursue if
  • Your team can demonstrate recent, relevant delivery in TRICARE Medicare Eligible Program Second Generation (TMEP2).
  • Your company can document the stated eligibility conditions: The work relates to dual-eligible Medicare and TRICARE beneficiaries who receive medical services within the United States and specified U.S. territories (Puerto Rico, Guam, US Virgin Islands, American Samoa, Northern Mariana Islands).
  • You can perform under the stated acquisition model: This is a full and open competitive source selection with a best value trade-off procedure (RFO FAR 15.2) for a Firm Fixed-Price contract.
  • You can show credible past performance for DEFENSE HEALTH AGENCY or a closely related federal customer.
Partner if
  • Your technical scope fits, but you lack demonstrated history with DEFENSE HEALTH AGENCY.
  • You need a specialist teammate to close unresolved staffing, security, or detailed-scope requirements before committing.
Pass or investigate further if
  • You cannot satisfy or verify the stated eligibility conditions: The work relates to dual-eligible Medicare and TRICARE beneficiaries who receive medical services within the United States and specified U.S. territories (Puerto Rico, Guam, US Virgin Islands, American Samoa, Northern Mariana Islands).
  • Your delivery model cannot support the stated contract vehicle or order-based work structure.
  • The unresolved requirements shown above cannot be validated before committing proposal resources.