VA-Oracle EHRM contract ceiling raises to nearly $27 billion

VA-Oracle EHRM contract ceiling raises to nearly $27 billion

An electronic health records modernization contract between the Department of Veterans Affairs and Oracle is getting a nearly $17 billion boost, according to an award notice posted Wednesday. The massive contract to overhaul how the department tracks health information for veterans will raise its current almost $10 billion ceiling to nearly $27 billion, the notice said and the VA confirmed. This new estimated value is “based on historical work e…

VA-Oracle Health Contract Ceiling Hits $26.9B

Table of ContentsHow the VA Oracle Health $26.9 Billion Figure Was ReachedConfirming Becker’s Earlier ReportingWhat This VA Oracle Health $26.9 Billion Modification ChangesWhy the Scope Staying Fixed MattersThe Deployment Status Behind This VA Oracle Health $26.9 Billion ExpansionWhy This Deployment Gap Justified the ExpansionHow This VA Oracle Health $26.9 Billion Contract Fits the Program’s HistoryA Program Marked by Persistent DelaysWhat This…

VA Expands Oracle EHR Modernization Contract By Nearly $17B

Under the contract modification, Oracle will continue supporting EHR deployment, training and sustainment through 2031.

VA Expands Oracle Health EHR Modernization Contract Ceiling to Nearly $27B

What You Should Know The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) proposed a major contract modification to its Electronic Health Record Modernization (EHRM) agreement with Oracle Health, raising the contract ceiling by nearly $17B from almost $10B to approximately $27B, according to FedScoop.The contract modification documents cite “unanticipated complexities” and extensive site-specific customizations that depleted the initial contract ceiling ahea…