Direct to Patient Services

The Direct to Patient Services Master IDIQ contract, awarded by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), focuses on pharmaceutical repackaging and distribution services for the Consolidated Mail Outpatient Pharmacy (CMOP) program. The contract enables the VA to procure unit-of-use pharmaceutical repackaging services, where high-volume medications are received from third-party distributors and repackaged into specified bottle sizes suitable for patient dispensing. The core service involves receiving pharmaceuticals, repackaging them according to VA specifications, labeling, and preparing them for distribution to CMOP facilities nationwide, with a current annual volume of approximately seventeen million prescription bottles.

Under this IDIQ vehicle, task orders are anticipated to involve pharmaceutical repackaging and distribution services with consistent operational parameters, including a requirement to meet FDA standards and complete order processing within seven calendar days. While specific task order details are not provided in the source document, the contract is structured with one base year and four one-year option periods, suggesting potential multi-year engagements. The procurement was conducted with full and open competition, without specific set-aside designations, and is classified under NAICS code 561910 for management and support services. The contract has a total anticipated order period through March 31, 2026, with an estimated annual distribution volume of seventeen million unit doses across VA medical facilities. The contract appears designed to provide flexible, standardized pharmaceutical repackaging services to support nationwide VA patient medication distribution needs.