C1DA--EHRM Training & Admin Support Space Design - St Alban's VAMC (Queens)
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The contract titled "C1DA--EHRM Training & Admin Support Space Design - St Alban's VAMC (Queens)" was a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Set Aside opportunity under NAICS code 541330, posted on February 21, 2024. The solicitation, managed by the Pcac office based in Independence, Ohio, was intended to provide support for electronic health record modernization training and administrative space design at the St Alban's Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Queens, New York. Devin Russell served as the contract specialist overseeing this opportunity. However, the project has been cancelled in its entirety because the work is no longer required by the site. Contractors and interested parties have been advised to monitor for future Electronic Health Record Modernization opportunities at the VA New York Harbor Healthcare System. The cancellation indicates no further action or procurement will take place under this solicitation.
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