The Defense Health Agency Contracting Activity is issuing a Commercial Solutions Opening for Enterprise Support Services Next on behalf of the Program Executive Office for Defense Healthcare Management Systems. An amendment has been posted that removes a requirement for proposals to specifically identify the Individual Program Requirement Notice. Phase I notifications are targeted to be sent out around September 14, 2026. Proprietary information may be submitted if properly marked, and non-Government advisors from Boston Consulting Group and Andrew Morgan, LLC are bound by confidentiality agreements to protect such data. Submission of a response grants the Government authority to allow these non-Government advisors to participate in all phases of the review process.

An amendment to the Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO) for Enterprise Support Services (ESS) Next was posted on August 19, 2026, removing the requirement to specifically identify an Individual Program Requirement Notice. The Defense Health Agency Contracting Activity (DHACA) is issuing this CSO on behalf of the Program Executive Office, Defense Healthcare Management Systems (PEO DHMS). Proprietary information may be submitted, but respondents must adequately mark it to protect it from disclosure outside of Government personnel unless permission is granted for support contractors to view it. The support contractors Boston Consulting Group and Andrew Morgan, LLC are bound by organizational conflict of interest and disclosure clauses to protect proprietary data. Submission under the CSO grants the Government authority to allow non-Government advisors to participate in all phases of review; companies with concerns should contact the points of contact in advance.

The Defense Health Agency Contracting Activity, on behalf of PEO Defense Healthcare Management Systems, is issuing a Commercial Solutions Opening for Enterprise Support Services Next. The Government may make updates to this posting over time. Respondents submitting proprietary information must mark it appropriately, and such information will be protected from disclosure outside Government personnel unless permission is granted for support contractors to view it. Certain companies, including Boston Consulting Group and Andrew Morgan, LLC, are contractually bound by confidentiality clauses and may assist in the review. Submitting a response grants the Government authority to allow non-Government advisors to participate in all phases of the review; any concerns about support contractor access should be raised to the points of contact in advance.