J P Systems U.S. Federal Health IT Contract Vehicles

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This federal contract vehicles is a 5-year single award VHA IDIQ task order contract with a ceiling of $120M.  The contract includes a base 5-year period from 6/28/2021 through 6/27/2026 with the potential for an additional 2-year options that run from 6/27/2026 through 12/27/2028. NAICS Code:   

541690 – Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services. For information on this new contract vehicle, please contact Donna Freedman at  Contracts@JPSys.com or call 1 703 864-9247. Vehicle Collateral

This federal contract vehicles was a 5-year single award VHA IDIQ task order contract with a ceiling of $100M.  We received over $70M in awards on 41 task orders starting in 2015. The Corporate Capability Statement outlines the contract award details.

J P Systems' GSA 54151HEAL FSS contract number 47QTCA19D00F4 is a GSA administered MAS vehicle with pre-negotiated prices for Federal Health IT professional services. Contract Period of Performance is from 7/10/2019 through 7/9/2024 Healthcare IT SIN 132-56. Please contact Donna Freedman at DFreedman@JPSys.com for more information. 

Our core capabilities are :

• Federal Health IT Program Management
• Clinical Terminologies
• HL7 Standards Development
• Data Architecture
• Data Management and Standardization
• Data Quality Analysis and Improvement
• Clinical Informatics
• Detailed Clinical Models
• Federal Health IT Subject Matter Experts
• Enterprise Stakeholder Engagement

The NITAAC CIO-SP3 is an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract  vehicle  which offers our cutting edge innovative Healthcare IT services.  For details see our  Co-prime IntePros Federal,  a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The contract number is: HHSN316201800019W. We can provide Healthcare IT services in all ten CIO-SP3 task areas. See the NITAAC CIO SP3 SB FAQs page for more information. Task Orders may extend up to 60 months beyond the GWAC POP.

The NITAAC CIO-SP3 is managed by NIH’s NITAAC office, key facts about the contract include:

• 10-year period of performance, with 15-year task performance period (possible until the year 2027)
• $20 billion contract ceiling; tasks have no predetermined ceiling
• FAR 16.505 Streamlined ordering, deemed Best In Class by OMB
• Usable by all government customers, with direct ordering capability
• Extremely competitive rates and fees: .55% Access Fee & $150k Fee Cap with orders >$27M

QUALITY.  Best in Class contracts are designated by the OMB after meeting the most rigorous performance standards.

EASE.  Simply upload your TOR, RFI, Sources Sought or Special Notice into our secure, web-based electronic-Government Ordering System (e-GOS) for automated fair opportunity competition, management, awardee selection and notification.

VALUE.  Agencies can use BIC contracts to make smart buying decisions that eliminate redundancies, increase efficiencies, and deliver more value and savings.

SPEED. With a $20 billion ceiling, multiple contract types and the ability to award in modular increments and incorporate performance-based features, CIO-SP3 Small Business offers streamlined processes that save agencies time, money and resources.

VA T4NG  On Ramp Vehicle  For information on T4NG work, please contact Jackie Mulrooney at 1 703 926-5539 for email sales@JPSYs,.com for quotes and more information.

The Strategic Partners Acquisition Readiness Contract  (SPARC) is a cost-effective, innovative solution for procuring  Information Technology (IT) professional services from a pool of Centers  for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) experienced partners. The  purpose of this contract is to provide strategic, technical and program  management guidance and support services to facilitate the modernization  of CMS business processes and systems.  

SPARC is a multiple award, Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract. It is available to all  components within CMS and all Health and Human Services (HHS) Operating Divisions to procure IT System development services from end to end. See also the CMS SPARC FAQs.