Closed Solicitation · DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS

    Core Lab Integration for Atlanta VA Medical Center

    DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS
    Sol. VA-27-00000791JustificationAUGUSTA, GA
    Closed
    STATUS
    Closed
    POSTED
    Jul 15, 2026
    Publication date
    NAICS CODE
    334516
    Primary industry classification
    PSC CODE
    6640
    Product & service classification

    AI Summary

    The Department of Veterans Affairs seeks an integrated core laboratory solution under a cost-per-reportable-result model for the Atlanta VA Medical Center. This includes high-throughput testing, automation, and analytics, with services for installation, training, and relocation. The solution must fit specific physical constraints and support a unique TBI blood test panel.

    Contract details

    Solicitation No.
    VA-27-00000791
    Notice Type
    Justification
    Posted Date
    July 15, 2026
    Response Deadline
    NAICS Code
    334516AI guide
    PSC / Class Code
    6640
    Contract Code
    3600
    Primary Contact
    Kelleen Minor
    State
    GA
    ZIP Code
    30904
    AI Product/Service
    both

    Award information

    Award Date
    August 21, 2026

    Description

    The Government requires an integrated core laboratory solution acquired under a cost?per?reportable?result (CPRR) model, in which VHA is invoiced solely based on the number of reported patient test results rather than capital equipment purchases. The solution must provide high?throughput chemistry and immunoassay testing, vendor?neutral track automation, and unified middleware/analytics within the physical constraints of Rooms 2B?174 and 2B?170, while embedding all equipment, service, reagents, consumables, middleware, and automation costs into a single CPRR rate. The requirement covers end?to?end core lab operations: pre?analytic processing (centrifugation, decapping/recapping, aliquoting, routing), analytic testing (Chem/IA/ID), and post?analytic archiving, including Indexor?based tracking at phlebotomy and outreach sites to provide true collection?to?result visibility from specimen draw through result release. The digital ecosystem must support high auto verification rates, rules?based QC management, real?time turnaround?time and workload dashboards, and integrated inventory management, all within the CPRR commercial structure so that AVAHCS pays only for verified reportable patient results rather than discrete hardware or service line items. The selected platform also uniquely offers an FDA?cleared lab?based TBI blood test panel on the core Alinity i analyzer, supporting rapid, objective concussion evaluation for Veterans within the same automated ecosystem. Services required include installation, configuration of all required interfaces (including VistA and DI?IM), validation, staff training, and relocation of the Phase?2 solution into the permanent core lab in Phase 3, with these implementation and support activities treated as covered deliverables under the CPRR agreement. Essential physical characteristics include the ability to fit a near?complete automation line into ?765 sq ft in Room 2B?174 during Phase 2 and a high?density integrated solution into Room 2B?170 in Phase 3, while meeting power, HVAC, and utility constraints and avoiding major structural renovation in the temporary space.

    Key dates

    1. July 15, 2026Posted Date
    2. August 21, 2026Award Date

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