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Contract 36C10B18N0006

Award ID: 36C10B18N0006

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$139.4M
Total award value

Award 36C10B18N0006 is a contract from the Department of Veterans Affairs to Oracle Health Government Services, Inc., $139.4M obligated, FY2018 to FY2026. The work is performed in Washington. It is classified as NAICS 541512 (Computer Systems Design Services) and PSC D318 (IT and Telecom- Integrated Hardware/Software/Services Solutions, Predominantly Services). Source

Description

Igf::ot::igf - This Task Order, 36C10B18N0006, Is Hereby Issued on a Firm Fixed Priced Basis to Cerner Government Services, Inc. (Cerner), Under the Terms and Conditions of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (Id/Iq) Contract Number 36C10B18D5000, Titled Electronic Health Record Modernization (Ehrm). This Task Order Shall Conduct IOC Deployment Activities for the Following VISN 20 Initial Operating Capability (IOC) Sites and Associated Facilities: Mann-Grandstaff VA Medical Center (VAMC), Seattle VAMC, and American Lake Vamc. IOC Deployment Tasks Include Planning, Test and Evaluation, Training, Production Release, Post Deployment Support and Successful Completion of the Tasks and Accomplishment of the Metrics Required for the Deployment to Be Considered Complete. The Period of Performance of This Effort Shall Be a 21-MONTH Base Period

Award details

Award typeContract
PIID36C10B18N0006
Action date2018
Period93 mo
Place of performanceWashington →
Competed?Not recordedSource
Total (exact)$139,412,908

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