# SAM #36C77627Q0011

VA St. Louis New Bed Tower IOTA Services and Equipment

**Buyer:** VA Patient Care Services
**Posted:** November 02, 2026
**Respond By:** December 15, 2026
**Identifier:** 36C77627Q0011
**NAICS:** 541614, 541410, 541611

The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking IOTA planning and activation support for the John Cochran VA Medical Center’s new Bed Tower and related St. Louis campus facilities.
- **Government buyer:** Department of Veterans Affairs, Veterans Health Administration; Program Contracting Activity Central. The project is for the VA St. Louis Health Care System and John Cochran VA Medical Center.
- **Scope:** Initial Outfitting, Transition, and Activation (IOTA) services, including project management; interior design, furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF&E) and space planning; acquisition and procurement support; CONOPS and staffing plans; warehousing, relocation, and installation; activation, testing, training, turnover, and post-occupancy support.
- **Task Order 1 focus:** Planning and project management, design and room-content coordination, reuse planning, estimates, and operational transition planning for the Bed Tower, Engineering Building, Motor Pool, and Opioid Treatment Program Clinic.
- **Products and quantities:** Room-content schedules list clinical, pharmacy, food-service, logistics, therapy, and support equipment. See the product line items for all listed quantities and part numbers. Many additional requests appear in meeting notes without a specified model or quantity.
- **OEMs and vendors:** No equipment manufacturers or OEMs are identified. Shred-It is named in a request for large document-disposal bins; no other vendor is specified.
- **Notable requirements:** The procurement is a 100% SDVOSB set-aside, with an eight-year IDIQ ordering period, a $9 million ceiling, and a $58,000 minimum guarantee. Task orders define specific work; the project is intended to be ready before clinical services begin. The room-content notes also call for specialized clinical and operational features, including ICU patient lifts, pharmacy automation, and controlled therapy-pool temperatures.

### Description

<p>Please see attached documents.&nbsp;</p>

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