Veterans Health Administration

Veterans Health Administration, doing business as VA Sierra Nevada Health Care Systems, is a U.S. Government entity providing temporary shelter and supportive housing services for homeless and at-risk veterans as a subcontractor under a five-year IDIQ vehicle managed by the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 21.

VA Sierra Nevada operates exclusively as a subcontractor, with no prime contract awards in the source data. All four recent awards are sub-task orders issued by Retraining The Village under Indefinite Delivery Contract 36C26124D0029, a Veterans Health Administration geriatric housing services IDIQ. The vendor's entire recorded portfolio spans two years (2024–2025), with two sub awards in 2024 and two in 2025, carrying a combined obligated value of $430 thousand across four task orders, all supporting the same customer agency and parent vehicle.

VA Sierra Nevada's capability scope centers on temporary shelter, emergency housing, and bridge programs connecting chronically homeless veterans to permanent supportive housing, with particular focus on elderly and disabled veterans requiring ADA-compliant facilities. Recent work includes emergency shelter provision for elderly and disabled veterans (awarded December 20, 2024), Grant Per Diem shelter services for at-risk homeless veterans (awarded December 31, 2024), and two ordering-period extensions under the five-year IDIQ (awarded October 1, 2025). The vendor operates from Reno, Nevada, aligned geographically with Veterans Integrated Service Network 21 service territory.

Customer concentration is absolute — all four awards fund Veterans Health Administration programs under a single parent IDIQ. The vendor's footprint is nascent and narrow: zero prime awards, 100% subcontract posture, single-customer reliance, and sub-million-dollar scale. Recompete exposure aligns with the underlying IDIQ contract cycle; no completion dates are surfaced in the source data.