Benefits of Procuring Medical Services Through the VA 621i Contract Vehicle

Benefits of procuring Federal Supply Code (FSC) Q – Medical Services through the VA Federal Supply Schedule (FSS) 621i Professional & Allied Healthcare Staffing Services contract vehicle

In a world where healthcare service needs are ever present, it is imperative that government agencies and contracting offices have the ability to procure professional and allied health services in an efficient manner while ensuring contractors meet the requisite health care quality standards. The VA FSS Schedules are indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity type contracts (just like GSA Schedule contracts) awarded to pre-approved vendors through full and open competition. Delegated authority by the General Services Administration, the FSS program supports healthcare acquisition needs of the VA and other government agencies.

Use of the 621 I Professional and Allied Healthcare Staffing Services Schedule allows for a simplified acquisition procedure which will reduce administrative costs in addition to promoting efficiency and economy in contracting while avoiding unnecessary procurement burdens and contract performance risk. Service contracts can be awarded for more than 50 different professional and allied healthcare staffing service SINs through vetted, reliable contractors. Another advantageous feature of the Schedule is the ability to designate small business set-asides, thereby making it very easy to meet your contracting agency’s small business set-aside goals. Currently, there are fifteen (15) Service Disabled Veteran Owned Businesses (SDVOSB) schedule holders available to respond to procurements through the 621 I Schedule.

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Our knowledgeable staff has assisted contract and program staff in many government agencies with their medical staff needs. We would be happy to discuss more about the FSS 621i schedule or your needs directly with you. Feel free to contact us:

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