UK government renews Healix International contract

25,000 travelling and working overseas

Adam Saville
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Five-year contract gives overseas staff and travelling workers from 19 government departments access to healthcare support

Healix International has won an Open Procurement Procedure to be appointed by the UK government to look after the global healthcare of its 25,000 travelling and overseas workers until 2025. The contract, under the One HMG banner, is the third successive renewal with Healix International and means it is now entering its tenth year of support for government staff and their families overseas. Working for 19 different departments including the Ministry of Defence (MOD), Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), the five-year contract also includes an option to extend for a furthe...

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