EMERGENCY Moving Services for the Minneapolis VA Medical Center

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, through Network Contracting Office 23 in Saint Paul, Minnesota, has awarded a contract for emergency moving services at the Minneapolis VA Medical Center under solicitation number 36C26326P0478, with an award date of May 21, 2026. The total value of the contract is $161,600, and the work is classified under NAICS code 484210 for heavy and tractor-trailer truck transportation. The contract performance location is specified as Minneapolis, Minnesota, 55417, while the contracting office is based in Saint Paul. Alisha Milander serves as the primary point of contact for this contract, and no additional contracting officer’s representative, technical representative, or procurement contracting officer is identified. The award notice confirms the selection of the contractor, BELTMANN GROUP INCORPORATED, with a UEI of NYJJZBNPBDE5, but does not disclose the specific contract type, whether the award was made on a lowest price technically acceptable basis, or the precise duration of performance beyond a reference to a 30-day archive period after award. No detailed statement of work, itemized deliverables, performance metrics, inspection criteria, packaging specifications, or special contractual requirements are included in the available documentation. The contract does not reference any Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, statutory clauses, or specific standards such as MIL-STD-129 or MIL-STD-2073. There are no indications of option periods, subcontracting plans, socioeconomic certifications, or affirmative representations regarding small business status, Recovery Act compliance, or labor standards. Payment office details, invoicing procedures, accounting codes, and FOB terms are also not specified. The absence of Section K, L, and H content suggests the award notice contains only administrative and financial data without the full contractual terms or technical annexes that would normally define service expectations, quality controls, or compliance obligations. This contract appears designed for rapid mobilization in response to urgent logistical needs at the medical facility, relying on the contractor’s established capabilities within the freight transportation industry without detailed prescriptive requirements.