Inova Health System Foundation

Inova Health System Foundation is a non-profit healthcare organization that provides comprehensive medical services to over 2 million patients annually in the Washington D.C. metro area. As a federal contractor and grantee, Inova offers a wide range of medical services, supplies, and research support to various government agencies. The organization operates through its subsidiary Inova Health Care Services, which does business as Inova Fairfax Hospital. Inova maintains active registrations in federal procurement systems and holds multiple ongoing contracts and grants with both defense and civilian agencies.

Through federal contract awards, Inova Health Care Services has provided diverse medical goods and services as both a prime contractor and subcontractor. As a prime, Inova has supplied blood and blood products to the Defense Health Agency, furnished patient hospitalization and care services to the NIH Clinical Center, and delivered medical instruments and supplies to the Department of State Bureau of Medical Services. The organization has also conducted crash injury research for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. As a subcontractor, Inova has contributed to population health research efforts led by the University of Utah. Notably, these contract awards have not utilized small business set-asides, reflecting Inova's status as a large healthcare provider. Key civilian agency partners include the Department of Health and Human Services and Department of State, while defense contracts have primarily involved the Defense Health Agency.

Inova Health Care Services has secured numerous federal grants and subgrants to advance medical research, enhance patient care, and support public health initiatives. As a prime grantee, Inova has received funding from the National Institutes of Health for studies on diabetes in pregnancy, HIV prevention and care, cardiac biomarkers, and pediatric research. The organization has also obtained grants from the Food and Drug Administration to improve heart failure research collaboration. Additionally, Inova implements HIV/AIDS education and service programs funded by the Health Resources and Services Administration. As a subgrantee, Inova has contributed to multi-site clinical trials, proteomics research, and translational science programs led by academic institutions like Georgetown University, University of Virginia, and Ohio State University. These collaborative efforts have addressed diverse health topics including cancer, HIV/AIDS, celiac disease, and COVID-19.

Inova Health Care Services holds two notable indefinite delivery contracts that facilitate ongoing service provision to federal agencies. The first is a $14.5 million single-award IDC from the Department of State Bureau of Medical Services for medical and vaccination support services. Under this vehicle, Inova has received multiple delivery orders for medical instruments, supplies, and general healthcare services to support State Department personnel domestically and abroad. The second is a $2.25 million single-award IDC from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to support the Crash Injury Research and Engineering Network (CIREN) program. This contract enables Inova to provide ongoing research contributions and enrollment services for NHTSA's crash injury studies through August 2027. These IDVs demonstrate Inova's capacity to maintain long-term contractual relationships and deliver consistent, specialized services to meet federal agency needs.