How Will The Defense Health Agency Impact Federal Contracting?

The Defense Health Agency (DHA) was established by the Secretary of Defense in October 2013 to drive greater integration of clinical and business processes across the Military Health System. With the new system reaching Initial Operating Capability in June, how will the DHA affect federal contracting?

Join Bloomberg Government in partnership with the National Defense Industrial Association for a free webinar on July 31, 2014 at 2:00 PM EDT where our experts will discuss potential opportunities and analyze the defense health market.

Topics Will Include:

The top federal opportunities at the new Defense Health Agency and at other defense health programs
How the market is changing with the introduction of the Defense Health Agency
What these changes mean for contractors looking to enter this market and potential barriers to entry
Broader trends in federal procurement related to these opportunities

Speaker and Presenter Information

Speakers Will Include:

KEVIN BRANCATO

Senior Defense Analyst

Kevin Brancato is a Senior Defense Analyst with Bloomberg Government. Before joining Bloomberg, he was a management scientist at the RAND Corporation.

AFZAL BARI

Senior Technology Analyst

Afzal Bari is a Senior Technology Analyst with Bloomberg Government.

CAMERON LEUTHY

Senior Budget Analyst

Cameron Leuthy is a Senior Budget Analyst with Bloomberg Government. He has more than 20 years of experience in analyzing budgets and legislation at the Office of Management and Budget.

MIGUEL GARRIDO

Quantitative Analyst

Miguel Garrido is a Quantitative Analyst with Bloomberg Government. Before joining Bloomberg, he was an economic consultant for Edgeworth Economics, where he analyzed legal disputes and regulatory matters.

DUNCAN AMOS

Quantitative Analyst

Duncan Amos is a Quantitative Analyst with Bloomberg Government. Previously, he was a quantitative research assistant at the RAND Corporation, where he focused on defense, mobility, finance and international development.

Relevant Government Agencies

Air Force, Army, Navy & Marine Corps, Intelligence Agencies, DOD & Military, Dept of Treasury, Legislative Agencies (GAO, GPO, LOC, etc.), Coast Guard, Defense Health Agency