Winnie-Stowell Hospital District

Winnie-Stowell Hospital District, doing business as The Woodlands Nursing And Rehabilitation Center, is a U.S. local government entity registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) and located in Spring, Texas. The organization specializes in providing community nursing home services, primarily focusing on healthcare delivery for veterans through partnerships with federal agencies. As a local government entity structured as a county-level organization, The Woodlands Nursing And Rehabilitation Center has established itself as a critical healthcare provider in the greater Houston metropolitan area, offering specialized nursing and rehabilitation services.

The hospital district has exclusively provided community nursing home services through federal contract awards, with all contracts originating from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Veterans Health Administration. Specifically, the organization has been awarded multiple delivery order contracts supporting veterans' healthcare needs, primarily through Veterans Integrated Service Networks 16 and 17. These contracts, valued between $105,000 and $840,000, have been firm fixed-price delivery orders for nursing home care services. No set-asides were utilized in any of these contract awards, and the contracts have consistently focused on providing nursing home care services to veterans at their Shenandoah, Texas facility. The contracts support the VA's mission of delivering healthcare services through local community partners, with performance periods typically ranging from six months to one year.

Winnie-Stowell Hospital District holds two significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with the VA, each supporting community nursing home services. The first IDC, awarded in October 2020, has a ceiling value of $1,746,622.95 and was set to expire in March 2023, while the second IDC, awarded in April 2023, has a ceiling value of $1,785,000.00 and is set to expire in June 2025. Both IDCs are single-award contracts issued by Veterans Integrated Service Network 17, allowing for task orders ranging from $200,000 to $840,000. Some task orders were designated under the National Interest Action Code for COVID-19, enabling the facility to provide pandemic-related nursing home care. The IDCs facilitate the VA's strategy of leveraging local healthcare providers to expand access to quality care for veterans, with task orders covering periods typically spanning six to twelve months.