
The contracts will provide a combined $19.3 million in funds, according to a recent news release. DRC reports that under the first task order, it received a $4.4 million contract with a period of performance of two years to pinpoint and develop TBI and psychological health treatment best practices.
The second task order awarded the company a $14.9 million contract with a period of performance of one base year and four option years. DRC notes that during this time, it will document the results of TBI and psychological health and non-clinical programs, supporting clinical conferences, and providing technical assistance programs.
Jim Regan, chairman and CEO, DRC, articulates the company’s excitement about the opportunity to leverage its clinical health expertise to support the Defense Centers of Excellence. Regan also emphasizes the company’s focus on developing innovative approaches to delivering safe, effective, and value-driven care for government health organizations.
Source: DRC