Signature will provide patient access, billing and collection services to over 50 military treatment facilities and dozens of satellite clinic locations.
“With this new contract, the Air Force and Signature Performance will continue our long-standing and highly successful partnership that has generated significant revenue to help offset healthcare operations costs for the Air Force,” said Allen Fredrickson, president and CEO of Signature.
The indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract expires Sept. 10, 2020. Signature was selected as one of three IDIQ award winners by the Air Force Installation Contracting Agency, along with Business Enabled Acquisition & Technology and BRSI.
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