RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE - MEDICARE SHARED SAVINGS PROGRAM ACCOUNTABLE CARE ORGANIZATION (ACO) PROGRAM ANALYSIS AND OPERATIONAL SUPPORT
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Description
MEDICARE SHARED SAVINGS PROGRAM ACCOUNTABLE CARE ORGANIZATION (ACO) PROGRAM ANALYSIS AND OPERATIONAL SUPPORT
Context & Analysis
Department of Health and Human Services obligated $93,112,929 to RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE for medicare shared savings program accountable care organization (aco) program analysis and operational support. The award is classified under NAICS 541611. Competition extent: full and open competition with 2 offers received. Performance is located in NC. This award is one of several similar procurements from Department of Health and Human Services under NAICS 541611 — related awards are listed below.
Market context
- Recompete outlook
- Ended Aug 31, 2026 (2 months ago). Recompete signal as of Oct 16, 2026: 50/100, combining time to the end date, the incumbent's history with this agency, whether the award was competed, and its size.
- Competition
- Competed, with 2 offers. 81% of 899 awards in this market (Department of Health and Human Services awards in NAICS 541611 over the last 3 years) were competed; median 3 offers.
- Award size
- At $93.1M, this award is larger than 19 in 20 of the 1624 priced Department of Health and Human Services awards in NAICS 541611 over the last 3 years (median $702K).
- Incumbent at this agency
- RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE has 280 other awards from Department of Health and Human Services, totalling $1.9B, 2002–2026.
- Largest vendors in this market
By obligations, Department of Health and Human Services awards in NAICS 541611 over the last 3 years.
- DELOITTE CONSULTING LLP — 69 awards, $802.7M
- GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP — 3 awards, $411.8M
- MAXIMUS INC — 7 awards, $358.4M
- BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON HOLDING CORPORATION — 34 awards, $308.1M
- VERITAS CAPITAL FUND MANAGEMENT, L.L.C. — 25 awards, $228.6M
Computed from USAspending award data on Oct 16, 2026.
Contractor Information
Subcontractors on this Prime(1 disclosed)
First-tier subawards from USASpending’s FSRS reporting. Sub-recipient names are often partially disclosed or redacted; amounts reflect the sub portion only.
| Subcontractor | Amount |
|---|---|
| Not disclosed Nov 4, 2025 | $50,000 |
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