Indefinite Delivery Contract 36C24920D0054

The Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 9 awarded Vanderbilt University Medical Center an indefinite delivery contract with a potential value of $7.2 million to provide kidney transplant services and related reporting. Under the contract, Vanderbilt has received three firm fixed price delivery orders totaling $5.3 million to produce quarterly and annual expenditure reports on kidney transplant services. The largest order valued at $3.9 million is for an EXPRESS report covering expenditures in Quarters 1 through 3 of 2021. Two additional orders valued at $1 million and $357,010 respectively require quarterly and annual expenditure reports on kidney transplant services delivered through March 2022. Performance will take place in Nashville, Tennessee. As the largest provider of veterans healthcare services in the region, VA-VHA VISN 9 awarded this contract to ensure ongoing monitoring and analysis of spending trends to support veterans receiving kidney care.

The indefinite delivery contract awarded by the Department of Veterans Affairs to Vanderbilt University Medical Center establishes a vehicle to obtain periodic expenditure reporting related to kidney transplant services for veterans. Under the contract, Vanderbilt has received three delivery orders totaling $5.3 million to produce quarterly and annual reports analyzing kidney transplant spending for VA-VHA VISN 9. The largest order valued at $3.9 million requires an EXPRESS report covering the first three quarters of 2021. Additional orders valued at $1 million and $357,010 require quarterly and annual expenditure reports through March 2022. Performance on all orders issued to date will take place in Nashville, Tennessee.