United States Air Force - Clinical Support Services Contract

In December 2011, Platinum Business Corporation (PBC) was awarded the Clinical Support Services Contract (CSSC) to provide medical services for the U.S. Air Force at Military Treatment Facilities (MTF) across the U.S. The CSSC is a $1.1 Billion, five (5) year, multiple award task order contract awarded and managed by the Air Force Medical Commodity Council. PBC employees provide care for military personnel and their families with over 160 medical job titles at the 64 Air Force MTFs within the continental United States and Guam.

PBC is responsible for recruiting, hiring and retaining healthcare workers for several positions include physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, registered nurses and ancillary personnel in addition to all dental positions in accordance with the standards of Air Force and the Department of Defense.

U.S. Army ADCMS

Platinum Business Corporation (PBC) is one of 12 healthcare staffing contractors selected by the Department of the Army to staff, recruit, and manage the Army's healthcare staffing needs. PBC employees will be part of a nationwide healthcare workforce serving Army medical treatment facilities (and additional Department of Defense agencies) in the 50 U.S. states, Puerto Rico and Hawaii. The total value of the contract award is $1.27 Billion.

The contract consists of the following: a $510.9 million Nursing Medical Services contract, a $416.4 million Physicians Services contract, and a $347.4 million Allied Health contract.

PBC employees will be part of a nationwide healthcare workforce serving Army medical treatment facilities (and additional Department of Defense agencies) in the 50 U.S. states, Puerto Rico and Hawaii.

"We look forward to bringing our top-flight management and staffing experience to the Department of the Army," said Yemi Balogun IV, CEO, of PBC. He also stated that Platinum Business Corporation is "Client-Focused”.

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PBC is a small disadvantaged minority owned business. PBC participates in a DOD approved authorized Mentor-Protege Agreement with Godwin Corporation.