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Serco Wins Navy Health Outreach Program Support Recompete; Dave Dacquino Quoted


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Serco Group‘s North American division has won a potential five-year, $32M contract to continue supporting a U.S. Navy program meant to help reservists and their family members receive psychological care and recovery services.

Serco Inc. said Tuesday it will help the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery conduct psychological health outreach activities at 26 installations nationwide and perform 15,000 clinical assessments for military personnel and their families as part of the Psychological Health Outreach Program.

The company will also facilitate the Navy’s Returning Warrior Workshop program aimed at educating service members on how to manage potential challenges they may face while transitioning to civilian life.

Dave Dacquino, chairman and CEO of Serco Inc. and a former Wash100 recipient, said the company supports PHOP efforts through the firm’s defense personnel readiness business. The contract, won through a recompete, has one base year along with four option years.

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