DoD Contracts for October 28: Kings Bay Power Deal Worth Up to $45.8M; Six Military Health Plan Modifications Top $1.8B
The U.S. Department of Defense released its October 28 contract announcements. For the Navy, Canoochee Rural Electric Membership Corp. of Reidsville, Georgia, received a $9,154,029 firm-fixed-price contract, worth up to $45,770,146 with options, to provide 36 months of electric services at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, Georgia, with completion expected by October 2029 and options extending to October 2031.
The Defense Health Agency modified six US Family Health Plan contracts totaling more than $1.8 billion for the period November 1, 2026 through April 30, 2027: Johns Hopkins Medicine ($575,011,404), Martin's Point Health Care ($412,906,835), Brightstar Care/Pacific Medical Centers ($294,305,020), CHRISTUS Health ($287,693,706), Saint Vincent Catholic Medical Centers ($214,879,504) and Community Health Systems ($66,559,734).
For the Army, BAE Systems received a $28,468,284 modification to produce Bradley Fighting Vehicle crew maintainer displays in York, Pennsylvania, with completion estimated for October 2028. Other awards announced the same day included a Black & Veatch/GE joint venture at about $99 million, Bell at about $47.7 million and Erickson at about $59.5 million.
Source: GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
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