$29 Million for T4NG Task Order Systems Made Simple, a Leidos Innovations Corporation company, has been awarded a task order by the US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) under the Transformation Twenty-One Total Technology Next Generation (T4NG) contract vehicle. With a one-year base performance period and two one-year options, the contract has a potential value of US$29 million.

T4NG provides information technology (IT) services including technical, systems engineering and other solutions encompassing the entire range of IT requirements needed by the VA and other government agencies to modernize the VA’s IT infrastructure. The Repositories Program is.

Leidos has demonstrated expertise in providing a flexible architecture to adjust to the VA’s expanding Repositories Programme, which is pivotal in meeting government initiatives for sharing patient data and facilitating interoperability of health record data between the VA, DoD and other external agencies. The company also has an intimate understanding of the imperative need to facilitate inter-agency health data interoperability. Under the task order, Leidos will support repositories products including Administrative Data Repository, Health Data Repository, VA/DoD Identity Repository and Veterans Information Solution by providing development, expansion, enhancement, maintenance and implementation planning of existing and new functionality.

“We look forward to continuing to provide innovative information technology solutions to the VA and continuing to support their efforts to share health data inside the agency, with the DoD, and other external partners,” Leidos Health Group President, Jon Scholl, stated. “This programme is vitally important to enabling the VA to provide the best care to our nation’s Veterans, and we are proud to support our customer’s most important mission.”