76--On Line Subscription Renewal
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The Department of Veterans Affairs Upstate New York VA Healthcare System in Albany, NY, plans to renew a sole source contract with UpToDate for an online clinical resource database subscription. The renewal covers a subscription period from May 1, 2006, through April 30, 2007 and includes comprehensive medical content across all specialties, featuring medical abstracts, graphics, a drug database, and peer-reviewed texts. The subscription ensures access to updated materials every four months at no extra cost. This procurement is being conducted under FAR 6.302, allowing sole source negotiation without a competitive bidding process. The intent notice clarifies that this is not a solicitation or request for proposals, and no solicitation package will be provided. The contract is managed by the Department of Veterans Affairs’ Network Contract Office 02 based in Albany, NY, with no additional set-aside or NAICS categorization specified.
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