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The third generation of TRICARE contract RFPs celebrated turning four years old and the contracting process is still ongoing. While the initial contract awards were announced in 2009, heated negotiations are underway for the last remaining TRICARE contract. The last two weeks saw the five year – which was promptly.

Contract awards and protests are common, and to better understand the driving forces behind the highly combative and contentious atmosphere around TRICARE contracts, it is important to look at the broader market. The Military Health System (MHS), which includes the TRICARE contracts, and the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) – represent the two largest opportunities for commercial health payers to expand their presence outside of Medicare and Medicaid. Unlike CMS, the MHS and VHA are relatively protected from government budget turmoil and political scapegoating. A decade of global military campaigns and higher combat survival rates have increased demands on DoD and VA care programs and driven combined spending to over $100 billion and counting, while persistent reimbursement challenges and healthcare reform uncertainties have spurred some payers to look elsewhere for diversification. In order to better align with and pursue future opportunities in the government healthcare space, and recognizing the volatility of the TRICARE contracting process, commercial payers have revisited their government healthcare strategies and developed road maps for expansion going forward. With the most recent award to UnitedHealth Group, the three TRICARE contracts are all expected to be operated by large public commercial health plans, each with markedly different strategies for pursuing government healthcare expansion.