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PILOT PROGRAM TO ASSIST CERTAIN MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES AND DEPENDENTS WITH ADDITIONAL SUPPLEMENTAL COVERAGE RELATING TO CANCER HT9402-26-RFI-0255
DEPT OF DEFENSE / DEFENSE HEALTH AGENCY (DHA) Aurora, CO
- Status Closes in 23 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside No Set aside used
Scope
UPDATE: 11/06/2026 The Government received noteworthy interest in one-on-one meetings.
The attachment labeled “Supplemental Cancer Insurance Pilot_Industry Event” contains crucial information for Vendor presentations.
The Defense Health Agency continues market research with the following primary objectives: Investigate feasibility of no-cost, fixed indemnity supplemental cancer insurance for pilot eligible TRICARE beneficiaries based on industry interest and capability to meet requirements.
Reduce financial burden and support beneficiary wellness, family resilience, and force readiness in the event of cancer diagnosis.
Appraise potential value added to beneficiaries to inform pilot implementation and future policy regarding supplemental benefits.
Virtual meetings will last approximately 1hr and are available on the following dates/times: 17NOV2026 @1000 EST 17NOV2026@ 1300 EST 17NOV2026@ 1500 EST 19NOV2026@ 1400 EST [alternate] Presentation materials will be due one business day before the event (16NOV).
Please email Mr.
James Goddard to reserve a one-on-one meeting. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- UPDATE: 10/21/2026 The Government received several questions in the RFI submissions.
The attachment labeled “RFI QA Responses HT940226RFI0255 Supplemental Pilot" is intended to address these questions.
The DHA plans to continue gathering market intelligence by meeting with interested vendors.
Vendor’s will be expected to address questions regarding their RFI submissions as well as general market intelligence needed by the Government and will be given the opportunity to ask the Government questions.
Virtual meetings are anticipated to be held on 19 Novembe...
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Timeline
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Posted
Nov 6, 2026
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Status
Open now
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