Department of Veterans Affairs Contract Awards

The Department of Veterans Affairs continues to allocate substantial contracts across healthcare support, construction, and transportation services. Recent awards emphasize indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (IDIQ) and single award task order contracts (SATOCs) to specialized firms supporting veteran care and infrastructure.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which companies have recently won major VA contracts?

Recent major awards went to Laredo Technical Services, Inc. for medical lab technicians, United Veterans Beacon House, Inc. for homeless veteran housing services, Ameritech Contracting LLC for general construction, and Anchor-41 Construction LLC for construction services.

What contract vehicles does the VA use for these awards?

The VA primarily uses Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts and Single Award Task Order Contracts (SATOCs) to procure services. These vehicles provide flexibility to issue task orders as requirements arise.

Are there specific NAICS codes associated with these VA contracts?

While the exact NAICS codes vary by service, common ones include 621511 for Medical Laboratories, 236220 for Commercial and Institutional Building Construction, and 485999 for Special Transportation Services, reflecting the awarded contract scopes.

Does the VA set aside contracts for small businesses or veteran-owned firms?

The VA often incorporates set-asides for small businesses, including Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSB), especially in construction and healthcare support services. Contractors should monitor solicitations for such designations.

Which VA facilities are the primary locations for these contracts?

Recent awards target facilities such as the Temple, Texas VA Medical Center and the San Francisco Veterans Affairs Health Care Center, indicating regional focuses for medical and transportation services.

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