Cardiothoracic Surgery

Code Q524
Child
Spend Category Level 1
Medical
Spend Category Level 2
Healthcare Services
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The Product and Service Code (PSC) Q524 encompasses cardiothoracic surgery services, which involve complex medical procedures related to the heart, lungs, and chest. These services include surgical interventions, physician consultations, and specialized medical support for cardiovascular and thoracic medical treatments. The category covers a range of professional medical services delivered by physicians, physician assistants, and specialized medical professionals focused on advanced surgical and clinical care in cardiothoracic specialties.

Federal contract awards under this PSC code predominantly involve the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Veterans Health Administration, with contract values ranging from approximately $17,880 to $21,798,795.40. The awards are typically fixed-price contracts with economic price adjustment, having performance periods spanning from several months to five years. Frequently awarded entities include university medical centers and physician groups such as University of Pittsburgh Physicians, University of Washington, University of Louisville, and University of Minnesota Physicians. Most contracts are not set aside for specific business types, though one contract was designated for a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business. Performance locations are primarily concentrated in VA medical facilities across networks in Pennsylvania, Washington, Kentucky, Colorado, and Minnesota.

The contract awards focus on providing specialized cardiothoracic medical services, including cardiac surgery physician services, thoracic surgery services, perfusionist services, and cardiothoracic physician assistant services. These contracts support the VA's mission of delivering high-quality healthcare to veterans by securing professional medical expertise across various cardiothoracic specialties. The awards demonstrate a consistent federal procurement strategy of engaging academic medical centers and physician groups to provide targeted, high-skill medical services through long-term, competitively priced contracts.

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