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FCP Teaming With FreeLinc on Seaport-e Contracts

PHOENIX, July 28 PRNewswire — First Choice Professionals, LLC (FCP) today announced that the Navy's Seaport-e contracting office has approved FCP to participate as a subcontractor on the Seaport-e contract vehicle, under a Teaming Agreement with FreeLinc, to provide healthcare consulting services to the US Department of Defense. Under the Teaming Agreement FCP will focus its efforts on the Military Health System (MHS). FCP will extend to the DoD MHS its industry leading capabilities in:

— Legacy system support and implementation — Web based application development and support — System Integration services — Customer Support Services

FCP, a well-known provider of healthcare consulting services, will augment the communication engineering services provided by FreeLinc. FCP has a history of providing value-based services to its growing list of prestigious commercial healthcare providers and will now extend those services to the DoD MHS.

Seaport-e is the Navy's vehicle of choice for services procurement. The indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity multiple award contract enables FreeLinc, now complimented by FCP, to compete for service requirements solicited by Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval Air Systems Command, Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command, Naval Supply Systems Command, Military Sealift Command, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Strategic Systems Programs, Office of Naval Research, Defense Threat Reduction Agency and the United States Marine Corps, in the Southwest and National Capital Zones.

Randy Bailey, company CEO explained, "We have great business relationship with FreeLinc and we are pleased to formalize this partnership through teaming on the Seaport-e vehicle. As FreeLinc broadens its reach into military markets, we are excited to have the opportunity to support them with our expertise and breadth of experience."

For more information, visit http://www.fcp.com, or http://www.freelinc.com.

SOURCE First Choice Professionals, LLC

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