STAT Clinical Laboratory Testing & Analysis
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This subcontract for STAT Clinical Laboratory Testing and Analysis supports prime contractors on Department of Veterans Affairs healthcare system projects. The selected provider will perform 24/7/365 analysis and monitoring of patient specimens, ensuring immediate notification of critical results and the delivery of final written reports within five working days. To qualify, the provider must employ board-certified pathologists and maintain a NYS DOH Clinical Laboratory Permit and a CLIA license. Additionally, the facility must hold accreditation from either the College of American Pathologists or the Joint Commission. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 621511 and is managed by the Department of Veterans Affairs Network Contract Office 02.
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This scope was carved out of 36C24227Q0069.
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Q301--FY27 (BASE+4) STAT Laboratory Testing - Syracuse (VA-27-00010334)
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