White River Junction Strategic Site Plan.xls

The file is a strategic site plan for the White River Junction VA Medical Center (VAM/ROC) in Vermont, detailing facility and infrastructure characteristics. The medical center occupies 63.9 acres with 501,982 gross square feet across multiple buildings, with an average building age of 46.9 years. Major historical initiatives include four significant renovation and expansion projects between 1977-1991, totaling approximately $23.6 million in funded improvements, covering areas such as beds, engineering, clinical improvements, ambulatory care, and research/education.

The facility is part of VISN 1 (New England Healthcare System) and provides secondary care with a psychiatric focus, serving 35,205 patients in fiscal year 2013. It has affiliated relationships with Dartmouth University and includes 9 community-based clinics and 4 Vet Centers. The site hosts specialized programs like the National Center for PTSD and REAP. The related federal contract opportunity (Solicitation 36C24125Q0508) appears to be for a Critical Utility Management Plan within VISN 1, managed by the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration.