A pair of fast-moving opportunities central to modernizing Department of Veterans Affairs health care delivery and streamlining Army’s global communications network could mean at least $4 billion in new business to qualified professional services vendors.
Details are emerging following the VA’s sudden announcement in March that the agency would recompete its $1.5 billion Integrated Healthcare Transformation advisory services set-aside this year—six years ahead of schedule—and that an IHT 2.0 was in the works.
Three final calls for white papers by the Army seek IT and communications vendors to solve complex requirements for technology and platforms that support the deployment of ...
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