Defense Health Agency (DHA) Contracts
Browse active federal contract opportunities from Defense Health Agency. Find solicitations, set-aside contracts, and procurement opportunities on SAM.gov.
About Defense Health Agency
Procures healthcare services, medical IT systems, pharmaceutical supplies, and clinical support for military health facilities.
Defense Health Agency posts contract opportunities on SAM.gov across a wide range of product and service categories. Small businesses with relevant NAICS codes and certifications (8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB) can find set-aside opportunities specifically reserved for qualified firms.
How to Win DHA Contracts
Winning contracts with Defense Health Agency starts with understanding their procurement priorities and having a strong SAM.gov registration. Ensure your entity profile lists the NAICS codes relevant to DHA's mission and that your capabilities statement highlights past performance in similar work.
If you hold small business certifications, look for set-aside opportunities from DHA. These contracts limit competition to certified firms, giving you a significant advantage. Many DHA contracts also use GSA Schedule vehicles and government-wide acquisition contracts (GWACs), so consider obtaining relevant contract vehicles.
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Recent DHA Opportunities
View all →The Defense Health Agency (DHA) is developing the 7th generation of the TRICARE Dental Program (TDP-7) and a Third-Party Administrator (TPA) contract to provide administrative services. The TDP-7 will focus on dental services, while the TPA will handle administrative tasks like eligibility and enrollment.
The Defense Health Agency is procuring a test chamber controller for their facilities. The key requirement includes the ability to control and monitor environmental conditions within test chambers.
The Department of Defense is contracting for Integrated Referral Management and Appointing Center (IRMAC) services to support the Defense Health Agency. The contract will provide centralized Patient Appointing Services, Referral Management Services, and Clear and Legible Report accountability Services for military treatment facilities in Hawaii and the Pacific Northwest. This is an 8(a) set-aside opportunity with a performance period extending until June 2031.
The Department of Defense is conducting market research for the Defense Health Agency's Armed Services Blood Program, seeking qualified sources for donor incentives. The requirement includes the design, production, and delivery of branded promotional items such as T-shirts, sweatshirts, and bags that meet specific branding and quality standards. These items will be used to promote donor engagement at various blood donor centers both within the United States and overseas.
The Defense Health Agency is procuring laundry services for the Naval Health Clinic in Hawaii. The key requirements include providing high-quality laundry services to meet the needs of the clinic and its patients.
The Department of Defense is procuring coagulation analyzers under a cost per reportable result (CPRR) contract to support military treatment facilities. This acquisition is unrestricted and invites full and open competition, with no set-aside for small business concerns. The requirement includes in vitro diagnostic substances, reagents, test kits, and sets.
The Department of Defense is contracting for Scientific, Technical Research and Project Management Support Services for USAMRIID. The services will be provided by Chenega Services & Federal Solutions, LLC under a Cost Plus Fixed Fee contract as part of an 8(a) set-aside requirement. Key requirements include expertise in biotechnology and project management support.
The Department of Defense is procuring services for managing, processing, and completing initial labeling and labeling changes in electronic structured product label document submissions to the FDA. This requirement is specifically for the Defense Health Agency's Medical Research and Development Command, which currently has two licensed New Drug Application products that necessitate these submissions. Key requirements include adherence to the Health Level Seven standard and the ability to handle multiple levels of primary and secondary labeling.
The Defense Health Agency is procuring services for the FY26 Lab Consolidation for Coagulation CPRR Effort, which involves consolidating laboratory operations and improving coagulation testing capabilities.
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