VA Seeks Integrator for Veteran Accountable Care Model
Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) · US
Summary
The US Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking responses to a Request for Information (RFI) for a health systems technology integrator to unify data across its dual electronic health records (Oracle Health and VistA), restructured Community Care Network, and financial systems as it shifts toward value-based, accountable care. The integrator would need to address enterprise integration, data governance, clinical interoperability, financial systems integration, and AI enablement across organizational boundaries.
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"Submissions are due by Oct. 2 at 12:00 PM EDT and must be sent electronically to Division Chief Gary T. Basile" — The RFI deadline of October 2, 2026 has passed as of today's date (October 14, 2026), making this opportunity closed.
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