Contract award

BELLESE TECHNOLOGIES, LLC

THE PURPOSE OF THE QMARS PROJECT IS TO PROVIDE A BENEFICIARYCASE REVIEW SYSTEM THAT FULLY MEETS CMS' NEEDS AS DEFINED IN PART B OF TITLE XIOF THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT AS AMENDED BY THE PEER REVIEW IMPROVEMENT ACT OF1982 AND 42 CFR PART 475 - 480.

PIID: 75FCMC25FJ039
Award key: CONT_AWD_75FCMC25FJ039_7530_75FCMC23A0002_7530
Recipient UEI: HXBBEPUC48F5
Parent award: CONT_IDV_75FCMC23A0002_7530
Source as of: Aug 6, 2026

Current award value

$17,047,709³

Obligated to date

$17,047,709²

Potential with options

$47,868,517³

Awarding agency: Department of Health and Human ServicesCenters for Medicare and Medicaid Services
Contractor: BELLESE TECHNOLOGIES, LLC
NAICS: 541512 · Computer Systems Design Services
PSC: DA01 · IT AND TELECOM - BUSINESS APPLICATION/APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT SERVICES (LABOR)
Place of performance: Windsor Mill, Maryland
Set-aside: None
Pricing: Firm Fixed Price
Competition: Full and Open Competition
Period of performance: Apr 16, 2025 — Apr 15, 2027Through Apr 15, 2030 if all options are exercised
Benchmark category: IT Systems Design and Integration

This award's category was assigned below the confidence threshold, so it is excluded from every published statistic. NAICS 541512

Against comparable awards

Where this award sits in the published IT Systems Design and Integration distribution.

At $17,047,709, this award is above the top quartile. The median is $3,533,598 across 47 comparable awards.

Comparison uses the same measure (current award value) and the snapshot published Sep 26, 2026. See the full benchmark.

Transaction history

Every action recorded against this award, in the order the government reported them.

Mod	Action date	Reason	Obligation	Value at action
0	Apr 10, 2025	Initial award	$8,368,275.06	$17,047,708.63
P00001	Mar 26, 2026	G	$8,679,433.57	$17,047,708.63
P00002	Jun 29, 2026	OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE	$0.00	$17,047,708.63
P00003	Aug 12, 2026	M	$0.00	$17,047,708.63

Provenance

Which source record produced each displayed rollup figure.

Field	Source	File	Retrieved	Parser	Artifact hash
awarding_agency_id	USAspending.gov	—	Aug 16, 2026	usaspending_contract_csv@2026.08.2	bf90d0fa9877
contractor_id	USAspending.gov	—	Aug 16, 2026	usaspending_contract_csv@2026.08.2	bf90d0fa9877
current_award_value	USAspending.gov	—	Aug 16, 2026	usaspending_contract_csv@2026.08.2	bf90d0fa9877
naics_code	USAspending.gov	—	Aug 16, 2026	usaspending_contract_csv@2026.08.2	bf90d0fa9877
potential_award_value	USAspending.gov	—	Aug 16, 2026	usaspending_contract_csv@2026.08.2	bf90d0fa9877
psc_code	USAspending.gov	—	Aug 16, 2026	usaspending_contract_csv@2026.08.2	bf90d0fa9877
total_obligated	USAspending.gov	—	Aug 16, 2026	usaspending_contract_csv@2026.08.2	bf90d0fa9877

Sources and method

Figures on this page are computed from public federal award records. Numbers are never estimated or generated; where a figure is withheld, the reason is stated rather than filled in.

This page is a record of one federal award, assembled from the transactions the government published against it. Note 1 describes where the rollup came from. Values are award values, not unit prices.

1Rollup values derive from 4 transaction records parsed from USAspending.gov, retrieved Aug 16, 2026 by transform awards@2026.08.1.
2Obligations are the sum of signed federal action obligations across all transactions; deobligations are negative and remain negative.
3Current and potential award values are taken from the latest reported action, not summed across modifications.
4Category was assigned with confidence 0.880 (rule), which is below the threshold for inclusion in published statistics. It is shown here for context only.