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Brighton Marine Inc. received a $179M modification to exercise the third option period of a contract to provide comprehensive health care services through the Uniformed Services Family Health Plan. This is a routine renewal of existing services for uniformed services beneficiaries.
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The contract modification represents continued funding for managed care services for uniformed services beneficiaries. As a non-competitive award to an entity not identified as publicly traded, there is no direct market impact. Investors in the healthcare sector may note the ongoing stability of military healthcare contracts but no specific catalyst for stock movements.
The contract modification (P00026) exercises Option Period Three of a fixed-price commercial contract (HT9402-23-C-0004) awarded to Brighton Marine Inc. by the Defense Health Agency. The contract covers managed care services including provider network management, medical management, enrollment, and customer services for approximately 13,530 eligible uniformed services beneficiaries. The option period runs from October 1, 2026 to September 30, 2027, with fiscal 2027 funds obligated on October 6, 2026. The award was made noncompetitively under 10 U.S. Code 1073.
No publicly traded company has been identified as the parent or beneficiary of this contract. The recipient, Brighton Marine Inc., is not listed in EDGAR as a public company or subsidiary of a public entity. Therefore, no direct revenue impact on any publicly traded stock can be attributed.
No specific legislation is directly tied to this option exercise. The underlying contract was authorized under the Uniformed Services Family Health Plan provisions, which are part of the broader military health system funding. No related bill signals were found in the database.
Supply chain participants for this managed care contract are not publicly disclosed. Typical subcontractors in such contracts include healthcare provider networks, third-party administrators, and technology vendors, but no specific companies are named.
Historically, option exercises on multi-year healthcare contracts for the military are routine and do not generate significant market movements. They represent continued funding for existing services rather than new competitive wins or expansions.
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Recipient
Brighton Marine Inc.
Award Amount
$178,590,091
Awarding Agency
Department of Defense
Sub-Agency
DEFENSE HEALTH AGENCY
Contract Type
DoD Contract Announcement
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