
Federal Healthcare
Federal Healthcare
Physician, nursing, and allied health staffing — plus medical IT, credentialing, and healthcare construction — for Military Treatment Facilities nationwide.
What We Deliver
The Kīnā'ole Family of Companies offers a broad range of exceptional end-to-end federal healthcare services dedicated to helping clients solve the complex challenges created by today's rapidly changing global environment. We provide physician, nursing, and allied health personnel to Military Treatment Facilities nationwide, alongside medical billing, credentialing, telemedicine, and healthcare construction — long-term solutions that let our clients focus on their core mission.
Capabilities
End-to-end execution under one roof.
- Recruitment & Staffing
- Credentialing
- Screening & Verifications
- Medical Billing Services
- Behavioral Health & Telemedicine
- Study Coordination
- Deployment Support
- Healthcare Construction
Personnel We Place
Physician, nursing, and allied health staff for Military Treatment Facilities nationwide.
Selected Work
Federal projects that prove it.
$29,174,150Regional Health Contract Office (W40M USA HLTH CONTRACTING ACT)
WBAMC Nurse Services — Ft. Bliss
William Beaumont Army Medical Center, Ft. Bliss, El Paso, TX

Brooke Army Medical Center
BAMC Electrical / Telemedicine Upgrades
Brooke Army Medical Center, San Antonio, TX
$3,024,476Defense Health Agency (DHA) · PEO DHMS / PMO DMIX
Joint Legacy Viewer (JLV) — Defense Health Agency
Federal Healthcare IT
$9,758,951NAVSUP FLC Norfolk · U.S. Navy BUMED
BUMED Mission Assurance Support
Falls Church, VA
Contracting With Kīnā'ole
As an NHO-owned, SBA-certified 8(a) participant, Kīnā'ole offers rapid, cost-effective contracting through direct awards.
Kīnā'ole companies are eligible for sole-source awards in accordance with FAR 6.103-5(e) and FAR Part 19, with no Justification and Approval (J&A) required for awards under $30 million. This lets our customers procure services rapidly, at fair and reasonable prices, and with fewer uncertainties than the competitive bidding process.
Minimum days to contract award
The NHO 8(a) direct-award process can accelerate the procurement cycle by as much as 120 days versus traditional methods — reducing cost, reducing protest risk, and letting projects begin sooner.
Benefits of contracting with Kīnā'ole
- Authorized for direct awards under $30M with no Justification & Approval per FAR 6.103-5(e), as outlined in the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul (RFO), February 2026.
- Eligibility for 8(a) sole-source or competitive awards is not subject to protest [13 CFR 124.517(a)].
- Exemption from competitive bid limitations on DoD contracts.
- Eligibility for incentive payments up to 5% of total contract value on DoD contracts (DFARS 252.226-7001).
- Earn credit toward socially and economically disadvantaged business goals.
The NHO 8(a) direct-award process
- 1Customer requirements, timeline, and costs are identified and a SOW is developed.
- 2Contracting Officer contacts SBA for acceptance of the NHO 8(a) sole source.
- 3RFP is prepared and issued to the Kīnā'ole company as an NHO 8(a).
- 4Kīnā'ole company submits a proposal to the Contracting Officer in response to the RFP.
- 5Contract is negotiated and awarded to the Kīnā'ole company, and work performance begins.
Contact Kīnā'ole
Talk to the people who do the work.
Direct Business Inquiries
Leon F. De Souza
Direct Business Inquiries
Jessica Matthews
Direct Business Inquiries
Area Operations Managers
Kurt Gates
Area Operations ManagerCONUS
Steve Chan, P.E.
Area Operations ManagerHawaii
John Mafnas
Area Operations ManagerGuam
Public relations requests: PR@kinaole.com
Ready to deliver federal healthcare on your next mission?
Native 8(a) sole-source eligibility means faster acquisition and reduced project risk.


