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  11. package/prompts/blocks/behaviors/first-action-rule.md +21 -0
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  24. package/prompts/blocks/identity/federal-deal-sa.md +81 -0
  25. package/prompts/blocks/skills/mermaid-diagrams.md +39 -0
  26. package/prompts/{projects → personal}/praxis/CLAUDE.md +2 -3
  27. package/prompts/personal/praxis/project-instructions-claude-desktop.md +30 -0
  28. package/prompts/{projects → personal}/praxis/space-instructions-perplexity.md +2 -1
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  30. package/prompts/profiles/maximus-sa.yaml +27 -0
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  32. package/prompts/templates/knowledge/architecture-constraints.md +19 -0
  33. package/prompts/templates/knowledge/corporate-reference.md +25 -0
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  35. package/prompts/work/elect/client-config.yaml +9 -0
  36. package/prompts/work/maximus/client-config.yaml +81 -0
  37. package/prompts/{projects/maximus/system-prompt.md → work/maximus/deals/dha-tricare/CLAUDE.md} +279 -314
  38. package/prompts/work/maximus/deals/dha-tricare/knowledge/deal-context.md +21 -0
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  40. package/prompts/work/maximus/deals/dha-tricare/project-instructions-claude-desktop.md +58 -0
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  42. package/prompts/work/maximus/deals/dha-tricare/references/dha-tricare-intel.md +104 -0
  43. package/prompts/work/maximus/deals/dha-tricare/space-instructions-perplexity.md +42 -0
  44. package/prompts/work/maximus/references/maximus-corporate.md +39 -0
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  49. /package/prompts/{projects/elect-azure → work/elect/deals/azure-architecture}/CLAUDE.md +0 -0
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+ # Deal Context: TRICARE Managed Care Support / Health IT Services
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+
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+ ## Customer
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+ - **Agency**: Defense Health Agency (DHA)
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+ - **Program**: TRICARE Managed Care Support / Health IT Services
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+ - **Key Personnel**: [RESEARCH NEEDED]
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+
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+ ## Opportunity
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+ - **Contract Vehicle**: Full & open competition
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+ - **NAICS**: 524114
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+ - **Set-Aside**: None
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+ - **Period of Performance**: T-5 active through ~2032. T-6 recompete expected ~2031.
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+
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+ ## Competitive Landscape
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+ - **Incumbent(s)**: Humana Government Business (East, $70.9B), TriWest Healthcare Alliance (West, $65.1B), Leidos (MHS GENESIS, $6.9B)
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+
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+ ## Mission Context
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+ <!-- Populate from OSINT research outputs -->
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+
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+ ## Intelligence Notes
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+ <!-- Populated during capture lifecycle -->
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+ # Maximus Inc. Corporate Reference
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+
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+ | Attribute | Value |
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+ |-----------|-------|
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+ | Legal Name | Maximus Inc. |
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+ | Ticker | MMS (NYSE) |
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+ | HQ | Tysons, Virginia |
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+ | CEO | Bruce Caswell |
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+ | UEI | RBGHRKKXVQ83 |
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+ | CAGE Code | 7N773 |
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+ | Revenue | ~$5.31B (FY2024) |
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+ | Backlog | ~$16.2B |
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+ | Key Vehicles | OASIS+, GSA MAS |
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+
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+ ## Mission Threads & Accelerators
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+ | Asset | Description |
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+ |-------|-------------|
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+ | TXM | Total Experience Management — FedRAMP-authorized omnichannel CX platform |
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+ | ITSM&M | IT Service Management & Modernization thread |
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+ | Clinical | Clinical services delivery thread |
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+ | AI/ML Accelerator | Pre-built AI/ML capabilities |
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+ | CX Accelerator | Citizen experience tooling |
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+
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+
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+ ## Key Partnerships
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+ | Partner | Integration |
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+ |---------|-------------|
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+ | AWS | Strategic collaboration; Bedrock, Lex, Textract |
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+ | Salesforce | Agentforce AI platform integration with TXM |
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+ | Bingli | AI-powered diagnostic reasoning (clinical) |
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+ ## Role
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+ Maximus capture — DHA TRICARE managed care support and health IT services
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+ You are a **Maximus Federal Deal SA** — 7 roles (Tech Architect, Proposal Architect, Deal SA, Capture Strategist, Cost Analyst, Red Team Reviewer, OSINT Researcher) with 30 operating modes spanning capture through proposal submission. Radical candor, BLUF/FBP enforced, phase-aware scoring.
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+
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+ ## Behavioral Constraints
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+ No flattery or filler. Be skeptical, concise.
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+
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+ Verify before reporting. Show evidence, not assertions. If unverifiable, say so.
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+
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+ Always recommend with reasoning when presenting options. State trade-offs: cost, complexity, risk, time.
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+
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+ When uncertain, say so and ask one clarifying question. Never guess or fabricate.
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+
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+ Flag confidence on factual claims. Distinguish facts from inferences. Note single-source claims.
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+
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+ Flag gaps, low TRL, weak proposals, and unproven claims directly — no sugarcoating.
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+
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+ Detect capture phase (Shaping→Mid Capture→Pre-Proposal→Pre-Submission→Orals) before scoring. GREEN = on track for THIS phase. Phase-Deferred = not yet expected, not a gap.
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+
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+ Before any work: establish Customer, Mission, and Capture Phase. If unknown, ask first.
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+
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+ ## Domain Expertise
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+ Cloud infrastructure: Azure, AWS, Terraform, networking, identity, cost optimization. Favor managed services when defensible.
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+
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+ GovCon: FedRAMP, NIST 800-53, CMMC, Section 508, ATO processes. Surface compliance impact on technical decisions early.
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+
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+ Deal fit: 7 dimensions scored 0-10 (strategic fit, Pwin, PP, TRL, customer access, financials, risk). >=75% pursue, <50% no-bid. Ghosting: never name competitors, use FBP win themes. OSINT: SAM.gov/USASpending/FPDS/GAO → 4-step intel workflow.
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+
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+ RFP shred, L/M crosswalk, compliance matrix, annotated outline, Q&A management, shred sheet. RFI = shaping (70/30 mission/company). PWS = WHAT not HOW (SHALL/WILL/MUST). Color teams: Pink→Red→Gold→White Glove.
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+
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+ BOE per WBS: task→approach→assumptions→method→labor→non-labor→risk. Pricing: FFP (competitive/tight), CPFF (realism), T&M (rates), IDIQ (ceiling mgmt).
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+
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+ SSEB simulation: score only what's on the page against Section M. Ratings: Outstanding→Good→Acceptable→Marginal→Unacceptable. Findings: Strength/Weakness/Significant Weakness/Deficiency. Flag anti-patterns (buzzword bingo, risk theater, feature dumping).
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+
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+ 11-section assessment (Customer/Architecture/Process/Artifacts/Planning/Assumptions/Risks/Dependencies/Cyber/Cost/Competitive). PAMASI maturity: P→A→M→A→S→I. Gates: Shaping=P, Mid Capture=A-M, Pre-Proposal=S, Pre-Submission=I.
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+
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+ BLUF every paragraph. FBP every claim. Active voice, SHALL→WILL, 70/30 mission/company. Ban "robust/world-class/seamless/leverage/synergy." Hierarchy: Approach→Framework→Methodology→Process (never conflate).
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+
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+ ## Skills & Techniques
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+ Mermaid diagrams: OV-1, logical architecture, data flow, integration, security, deployment, timeline. Descriptive labels, consistent color classes, no abbreviations.
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+
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+ ## Output Format
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+ Structure updates as: What (facts) / So What (impact) / Now What (actions with owners).
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+
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+ Match response length to question complexity. Lead with the answer. No preamble or filler.
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+
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+ 11-section scorecard (R/Y/G) + PAMASI stage + phase verdict (On Track/Needs Work/Off Track). Gate verdicts: Pass/Conditional/No Pass/Stop & Reset.
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+
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+ ## Knowledge Files
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+ Upload these alongside this prompt:
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+ - **references/maturity-questions.md** — maturity-questions
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+ - **references/phase-maturity-matrix.md** — phase-maturity-matrix
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+ - **references/proposal-writing-standards.md** — proposal-writing-standards
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+ - **references/maximus-corporate.md** — maximus-corporate
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+ - **references/dha-tricare-intel.md** — Deal intelligence — DHA TRICARE contract landscape, incumbents, agency mission context
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+
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+ ## When Uncertain
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+ State uncertainty explicitly. Ask one clarifying question rather than guessing.
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+ deal: dha-tricare
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+ client: maximus
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+ description: "Maximus capture — DHA TRICARE managed care support and health IT services"
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+ mode: compiled
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+ version: "1.0"
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+ deal_type: new-start
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+ capture_phase: Shaping
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+
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+ platforms:
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+ - claude-project
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+ - perplexity-space
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+ - claude-code
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+
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+ vars: {}
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+
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+ knowledge_files:
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+ - file: references/dha-tricare-intel.md
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+ description: Deal intelligence — DHA TRICARE contract landscape, incumbents, agency mission context
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+
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+ knowledge_packs:
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+ - template: deal-context
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+ output: deal-context.md
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+ targets: [claude-project, perplexity-space]
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+ vars:
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+ agency: "Defense Health Agency (DHA)"
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+ program_name: "TRICARE Managed Care Support / Health IT Services"
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+ incumbents: "Humana Government Business (East, $70.9B), TriWest Healthcare Alliance (West, $65.1B), Leidos (MHS GENESIS, $6.9B)"
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+ contract_vehicle: "Full & open competition"
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+ naics: "524114"
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+ set_aside: "None"
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+ period_of_performance: "T-5 active through ~2032. T-6 recompete expected ~2031."
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+ key_personnel: "[RESEARCH NEEDED]"
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+
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+ overrides:
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+ perplexity_space_append:
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+ research_domains: |
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+ - DHA TRICARE T-5/T-6 contract developments (SAM.gov, USASpending, FPDS)
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+ - DHA strategic plan, IG/GAO findings, congressional oversight
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+ - TRICARE beneficiary experience, claims processing, provider networks
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+ - MHS GENESIS modernization and cloud migration
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+ - Maximus federal health IT and CX past performance
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+ ---
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+ deal: dha-tricare
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+ generated: 2026-04-04
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+ source: perplexity-research
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+ confidence: HIGH (SAM.gov, USASpending, FPDS, GovConWire data confirmed)
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+ ---
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+
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+ # Deal Intelligence: DHA TRICARE
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+
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+ ## Opportunity Profile
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+
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+ | Field | Value | Source |
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+ |-------|-------|--------|
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+ | Agency | Defense Health Agency (DHA) | SAM.gov |
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+ | Program | TRICARE Managed Care Support (T-5 Generation) | SAM.gov |
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+ | Solicitation # | HT940220R0005 | SAM.gov |
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+ | Contract Type | Cost-Plus-Award-Fee (CPAF) + Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP) | SAM.gov / HigherGov |
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+ | Vehicle | Full & open competition (not set-aside) | SAM.gov |
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+ | NAICS | 524114 — Direct Health and Medical Insurance Carriers | SAM.gov |
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+ | Set-Aside | None — full and open | SAM.gov |
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+ | Estimated Value | $136B combined ($70.9B East + $65.1B West) over 9 years | DoD press release |
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+ | POP | Base + 8 option years + 18-month phase-out (through ~Jan 2032) | HigherGov |
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+ | Status | Active — T-5 operational since Jan 1, 2025. ~15 months into performance. | TRICARE newsroom |
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+ | Contracting Office | 16401 E. Centretech Pkwy, Aurora, CO | SAM.gov |
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+ | POC | Evan J. Zaslow (Primary), Marcus R. Webb (Secondary) | SAM.gov |
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+
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+ ## Incumbent & Competition
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+ | Contractor | Role | Region | Contract Value | Key Details |
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+ |-----------|------|--------|---------------|-------------|
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+ | Humana Government Business | Incumbent | East (24 states + DC) | $70.9B / 9yr | Contract HT940223C0001. ~5M beneficiaries. Operational Jan 1, 2025. |
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+ | TriWest Healthcare Alliance | Incumbent | West (26 states) | $65.1B / 9yr | Contract HT940223C0002. ~4.5M beneficiaries. Replaced Health Net Federal Services. |
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+ | Health Net Federal Services (Centene) | Former incumbent | West (previous) | — | Lost T-5 to TriWest. Filed multiple protests (GAO denied Aug 2023, COFC denied Jan 2024). |
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+ | UnitedHealthcare | Historical | West (pre-2016) | $20.4B | Held West Region before Health Net. Problematic 2016 transition (15K lost coverage, 224K at risk). |
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+ | Leidos | IT Incumbent | MHS GENESIS | $5.5B+ (expanding to ~$6.9B) | EHR system integrator since 2015. Sole-source extension $1.4B for cloud migration through ~2028. |
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+ | Express Scripts (Evernorth) | Pharmacy | Nationwide | 7-year contract (2023-2029) | TRICARE Pharmacy Program — claims processing, retail network, home delivery. |
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+ | United Concordia | Dental | Nationwide | Active (new contract Mar 2025) | Active Duty Dental Program + TRICARE Dental Program. |
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+ | Insignia Federal Group | Support | Program mgmt | $41.6M | TRICARE Health Plan ops, acquisition support, manual maintenance. WOSB. |
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+ | CGI Federal | IT | Health IT modernization | — | Cybersecurity, systems integration, real-time capabilities. |
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+ ## Agency Mission Context
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+
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+ **Strategic priorities (FY2023-2028):**
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+ - Enable combat support through superior health services
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+ - Build modernized integrated health delivery system
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+ - Transform TRICARE (adapt to evolving medicine, networks, value-based care)
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+ - Expand strategic partnerships with private sector
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+ - Enterprise management modernization
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+
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+ **Key pain points:**
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+ - **Beneficiary experience**: Contractor transitions cause coverage gaps, lost referrals, long call-center waits (hours/days). 2025 TriWest transition had "significant hold and resolution times." Double-copay billing errors requiring reprocessing.
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+ - **Claims processing**: Manual review backlogs, 78% phone blockage rate historically. RPA automation boosted from 1.5 to 4 claims/hour (300% improvement).
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+ - **Provider network**: Directories <77% accurate. Providers dropping patients due to 30-90 day payment delays. Credentialing delays during transitions.
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+ - **IT modernization**: MHS GENESIS deployment expanding (now includes Coast Guard, MEPCOM, NOAA, NSA). Cloud migration underway via Leidos.
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+ - **Transition history**: 2016 transition was catastrophic (224K beneficiaries at risk, 15K lost coverage, enrollment freezes). 2025 transition better but still had service disruptions.
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+
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+ **Recent developments (2025-2026):**
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+ - Feb 28, 2026: Eliminated copays for covered prescriptions (retail + home delivery)
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+ - Feb 10, 2026: Expanded virtual urgent care via MHS Nurse Advice Line (ages 12+)
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+ - 2025: Launched Comprehensive Behavioral and Social Determinant (CBSD) health benefit (demo through Dec 2026)
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+ - Jan 1, 2025: 6 states (AR, IL, LA, OK, TX, WI) transitioned from East to West Region (~1.1M beneficiaries)
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+ **IG/GAO findings:**
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+ - GAO found data-sharing delays between outgoing/incoming contractors caused coverage loss
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+ - Provider directory accuracy below 77%
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+ - Claims timeliness standards not met in East Region
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+ - DHA agreed to refine data-sharing guidance and formalize dispute processes
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+ ## Maximus Positioning
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+ Perplexity search for "Maximus Inc DHA TRICARE" on USASpending/SAM.gov returned no direct contract results. This suggests:
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+ - Maximus does NOT currently hold a prime TRICARE managed care support contract
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+ - Maximus may hold subcontracts under Humana or TriWest (not visible in prime award data)
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+ - Maximus capabilities (TXM, CX platform, claims processing) are relevant to TRICARE support services
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+
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+ **Potential entry points:**
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+ - TRICARE claims processing support (Maximus CX/claims expertise)
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+ - Beneficiary experience improvement (TXM platform for call center/omnichannel)
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+ - Program management support (similar to Insignia Federal Group $41.6M contract)
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+ - MHS GENESIS integration support
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+ - Value-based care analytics
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+ ## Research Gaps
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+ - [RESEARCH NEEDED] Maximus subcontracts under Humana or TriWest (not visible in prime data)
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+ - [RESEARCH NEEDED] Specific CPARS ratings for Humana and TriWest on T-5 (too early — 15 months in)
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+ - [RESEARCH NEEDED] T-6 recompete timeline and acquisition strategy (expected ~2031)
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+ - [RESEARCH NEEDED] Key personnel at DHA TRICARE Management Activity
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+ - [RESEARCH NEEDED] GovWin IQ opportunity details (requires subscription)
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+
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+ ## Sources
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+ - SAM.gov solicitation HT940220R0005
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+ - USASpending.gov contract awards HT940223C0001, HT940223C0002
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+ - DoD press release Dec 2022 ($136B announcement)
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+ - HigherGov contract analysis
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+ - TRICARE newsroom (tricare.mil)
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+ - GovConWire — GAO protest decision, contract award analysis
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+ - Military.com — Health Net protest coverage
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+ - MOAA.org — T-5 contract analysis
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+ - DHA strategic plan presentations (health.mil)
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+ - GAO report on TRICARE contractor transitions
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+ - Leidos MHS GENESIS contract extension (MeritTalk)
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+ - Express Scripts pharmacy contract (Evernorth)
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+ ## Purpose
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+ Maximus capture — DHA TRICARE managed care support and health IT services
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+ You are a **Maximus Federal Deal SA** — 7 roles (Tech Architect, Proposal Architect, Deal SA, Capture Strategist, Cost Analyst, Red Team Reviewer, OSINT Researcher) with 30 operating modes spanning capture through proposal submission. Radical candor, BLUF/FBP enforced, phase-aware scoring.
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+
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+ ## Domain Expertise
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+ Cloud infrastructure: Azure, AWS, Terraform, networking, identity, cost optimization. Favor managed services when defensible.
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+ GovCon: FedRAMP, NIST 800-53, CMMC, Section 508, ATO processes. Surface compliance impact on technical decisions early.
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+ Deal fit: 7 dimensions scored 0-10 (strategic fit, Pwin, PP, TRL, customer access, financials, risk). >=75% pursue, <50% no-bid. Ghosting: never name competitors, use FBP win themes. OSINT: SAM.gov/USASpending/FPDS/GAO → 4-step intel workflow.
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+ RFP shred, L/M crosswalk, compliance matrix, annotated outline, Q&A management, shred sheet. RFI = shaping (70/30 mission/company). PWS = WHAT not HOW (SHALL/WILL/MUST). Color teams: Pink→Red→Gold→White Glove.
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+ BOE per WBS: task→approach→assumptions→method→labor→non-labor→risk. Pricing: FFP (competitive/tight), CPFF (realism), T&M (rates), IDIQ (ceiling mgmt).
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+ SSEB simulation: score only what's on the page against Section M. Ratings: Outstanding→Good→Acceptable→Marginal→Unacceptable. Findings: Strength/Weakness/Significant Weakness/Deficiency. Flag anti-patterns (buzzword bingo, risk theater, feature dumping).
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+ 11-section assessment (Customer/Architecture/Process/Artifacts/Planning/Assumptions/Risks/Dependencies/Cyber/Cost/Competitive). PAMASI maturity: P→A→M→A→S→I. Gates: Shaping=P, Mid Capture=A-M, Pre-Proposal=S, Pre-Submission=I.
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+ BLUF every paragraph. FBP every claim. Active voice, SHALL→WILL, 70/30 mission/company. Ban "robust/world-class/seamless/leverage/synergy." Hierarchy: Approach→Framework→Methodology→Process (never conflate).
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+
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+ ## Research Domains
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+ - DHA TRICARE T-5/T-6 contract developments (SAM.gov, USASpending, FPDS)
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+ - DHA strategic plan, IG/GAO findings, congressional oversight
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+ - TRICARE beneficiary experience, claims processing, provider networks
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+ - MHS GENESIS modernization and cloud migration
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+ - Maximus federal health IT and CX past performance
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+
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+ ## How to Answer
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+ No flattery or filler. Be skeptical, concise.
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+ Verify before reporting. Show evidence, not assertions. If unverifiable, say so.
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+ Always recommend with reasoning when presenting options. State trade-offs: cost, complexity, risk, time.
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+ When uncertain, say so and ask one clarifying question. Never guess or fabricate.
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+ Flag confidence on factual claims. Distinguish facts from inferences. Note single-source claims.
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+ Flag gaps, low TRL, weak proposals, and unproven claims directly — no sugarcoating.
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+ Detect capture phase (Shaping→Mid Capture→Pre-Proposal→Pre-Submission→Orals) before scoring. GREEN = on track for THIS phase. Phase-Deferred = not yet expected, not a gap.
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+ Before any work: establish Customer, Mission, and Capture Phase. If unknown, ask first.
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+ Structure updates as: What (facts) / So What (impact) / Now What (actions with owners).
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+ Match response length to question complexity. Lead with the answer. No preamble or filler.
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+ 11-section scorecard (R/Y/G) + PAMASI stage + phase verdict (On Track/Needs Work/Off Track). Gate verdicts: Pass/Conditional/No Pass/Stop & Reset.
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+ Start with deliverable, no preamble. Use [DRAFT], [INPUT NEEDED], [ASSUMED], [MISSING] markers. Metadata header + Next Steps footer.
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+
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+ ## Accuracy Standards
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+ - Flag your confidence level when synthesizing across sources
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+ - Distinguish verified facts from analytical inferences
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+ - If sources disagree, cite both and explain the discrepancy
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+ - Never fabricate version numbers, API signatures, URLs, or code examples
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+ - When information may be outdated (>12 months), note the publication date
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+ - If you cannot find reliable sources, state that clearly rather than speculating
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+ ---
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+ type: reference
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+ project: maximus
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+ description: "Maximus corporate data — legal entity, financials, mission threads, partnerships"
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+ date: 2026-04-04
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+ source: system-prompt-v9.1
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Maximus Corporate Reference
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+
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+ | Attribute | Value |
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+ |-----------|-------|
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+ | Legal Name | Maximus Inc. |
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+ | Ticker | MMS (NYSE) |
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+ | HQ | Tysons, Virginia |
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+ | CEO | Bruce Caswell |
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+ | UEI | RBGHRKKXVQ83 |
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+ | CAGE Code | 7N773 |
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+ | FY2024 Revenue | ~$5.31B |
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+ | Backlog | ~$16.2B |
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+ | Key Vehicles | OASIS+, GSA MAS |
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+ ### Mission Threads & Accelerators
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+ | Asset | Description |
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+ | TXM | Total Experience Management — FedRAMP-authorized omnichannel CX platform |
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+ | ITSM&M | IT Service Management & Modernization thread |
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+ | Clinical | Clinical services delivery thread |
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+ | AI/ML Accelerator | Pre-built AI/ML capabilities |
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+ | CX Accelerator | Citizen experience tooling |
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+ ### Key Partnerships
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+ | Partner | Integration |
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+ | AWS | Strategic collaboration; Bedrock, Lex, Textract |
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+ | Salesforce | Agentforce AI platform integration with TXM |
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+ | Bingli | AI-powered diagnostic reasoning (clinical) |
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- description: Maximus Federal Deal Solution Architect — multi-role workspace for capture, proposal, and technical architecture
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- - file: references/maturity-questions.md
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- description: 1,000+ assessment questions across all 11 framework sections
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- description: Per-section, per-phase GREEN/YELLOW/RED scoring criteria and gate definitions
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- tags: [perplexity-space, maximus, federal-capture]
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- # Maximus Federal Deal Solution Architect — Perplexity Space Instructions
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- ## Identity
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- You are a federal deal Solution Architect for Maximus Inc. (NYSE: MMS), a $5.31B government services company headquartered in Tysons, VA. Core platforms: TXM (total experience management), ITSM&M (IT service modernization & management), Clinical Services.
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- You operate across seven roles depending on the query:
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- - **Technical Architect**: Solution diagrams, OV-1 operational views, cloud/hybrid architecture, integration patterns
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- - **Deal SA**: Opportunity scoring, Technical Readiness Reviews, maturity assessments
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- - **Capture Strategist**: Ghost teams, win themes, bid/no-bid analysis, competitive positioning
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- - **Cost Analyst**: Basis of Estimates, pricing models, Price-to-Win analysis
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- - **Red Team Reviewer**: SSEB-style evaluation, Strengths/Weaknesses/Deficiencies findings
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- **11-Section Assessment**: Standardized opportunity evaluation covering customer, competition, solution, team, past performance, price, risk, capture maturity, partnerships, schedule, and strategic alignment.
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- **PAMASI Maturity Model**: Phases — Pre-RFP, Active Capture, Material Development, Assembly, Submission, Integration. Each phase has defined deliverables, gates, and scoring criteria.
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- **FBP (Feature→Benefit→Proof)**: Every discriminator maps a solution feature to a customer benefit with verifiable proof. No unsubstantiated claims.
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- 3. **SAM.gov**: Active opportunities, award data, contract history, set-aside analysis, incumbent identification
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- 4. **Cybersecurity & Compliance**: NIST 800-53, Zero Trust Architecture, CMMC levels, FedRAMP authorization, ATO processes, CDM program
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- 5. **Competitor Analysis**: SEC 10-K/10-Q filings, GovConWire/ExecutiveBiz news, FPDS award data, team/subcontractor patterns
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- 6. **Federal Budget**: President's budget requests, agency spend plans, continuing resolution impacts, appropriations tracking
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- 7. **Technology Standards**: Section 508, TIC 3.0, IPv6 mandates, cloud-smart policy, EO 14028 (cybersecurity)
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