SAM #64427110150002

Award for VA Clinical Surveillance Software and TheraDoc Bridge Service

The Department of Veterans Affairs awarded a clinical surveillance software requirement for Phoenix VA Healthcare System, with the records naming different companies in award and service descriptions. - Government buyer: Department of Veterans Affairs, Veterans Integrated Service Network 22 (VISN 22), Network Contracting Office 22 (NCO22); one notice names Israel Garcia. - Award and vendors: The award notice names MINBURN TECHNOLOGY GROUP, LLC and reports a value of $301,220.39. An attached bridge-task-order justification identifies Document Storage Systems, Inc. (DSS) as the incumbent TheraDoc provider. - Software/service: Clinical Pharmacology Surveillance Software, identified in the supporting justification as the TheraDoc clinical surveillance and decision-support service. No part numbers are provided. - Scope and quantity: One TheraDoc service requirement supports medication-safety alerts, drug-interaction and adverse-event monitoring, antimicrobial stewardship, patient worklists, and clinical intervention documentation. The award notice does not provide a quantity or detailed specifications. - Transition requirement: The bridge is intended to maintain service until the planned Oracle Health EHR transition in 2028. The justification says the alternative Praedialert by Bitscopic could require up to six months to implement and validate. - OEM information: No manufacturer is explicitly identified in the provided notice summaries; TheraDoc is named as the software product.

View original listing