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C219--Reduce Inefficiencies in VA Design and Construction (RICVDC) - Special Notice / Request for Information for Standards Alert Memo 36C10F26Q0045

Solicitation 36C10F26Q0045 Copied Notice ID 003d0cae36ad4fffa408d2536ea50d07 Copied VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF — OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTION & FACILITIES MGMT (36C10F)
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Posted
Apr 02, 2026
Deadline
Apr 10, 2026
Set-aside
None
NAICS
541330
PSC
C219

Summary

AI-generated · Apr 03, 2026

Solicits industry feedback on a Standards Alert Memo developed in response to the Secretary of VA’s memorandum to reduce inefficiencies and costs in VA facilities design and construction. The memo aims to identify opportunities to improve healthcare facility design and construction, adopt private-sector best practices and standards, and preserve mission-critical requirements, while eliminating or reducing burdensome requirements and practices that raise costs and extend project timelines. This is not a request for proposals and no funds will be expended.

Participation is voluntary. Industry partners with extensive experience (10+ years) in healthcare design and construction in both private and public sectors are invited to review the Standards Alert Memo and respond using the attached form. Submissions should be directed to the designated Contracting Officer by the published deadline; extension requests can be made by contacting the Contracting Officer. See the attached Special Notice for full details and the response form.

Special Notice / Request for Information The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), Office of Construction and Facilities Management (CFM) is issuing this Special Notice / Request for Information to solicit industry feedback regarding a Standards Alert Memo. The Standards Alert Memo is in direct response to the VA Secretary s memorandum dated December 17, 2025, titled Reduce Inefficiencies and Costs in VA Facilities Design and Construction . The Secretary s memorandum directs the VA to identify opportunities to improve healthcare facility design and construction, incorporate private-sector best practices and standards, and ensure that mission-critical requirements are maintained. The overarching objective is to eliminate or reduce burdensome requirements, inefficiencies, and practices that contribute to increased costs and extended project delivery timelines. Specific action items are detailed in the attached Standards Alert Memo. Please note that this is not a Request for Proposal and the Government will not expend funds regarding this Special Notice/RFI. There is no requirement for industry to respond. However, in an effort to improve VA processes, it is appreciated if industry partners who have extensive knowledge, of at least 10 years, in healthcare design and construction in both private and public sectors, could review the Standards Alert Memo and respond to using the attached form. Please submit your response to Contracting Officer, Jason Hardy at jason.hardy@va.gov by 3:00pm CST, Friday, April 10, 2026. If your firm requires additional time for a response, please contact the Contracting Officer. Thank you for taking the opportunity to provide your professional input in an effort for the VA to improve its project delivery for Veterans! *PLEASE SEE ATTACHED SPECIAL NOTICE / RFI FOR FULL DETAILS AND RESPONSE FORM.

From Special Notice posted on Apr 02, 2026

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Details

Solicitation number 36C10F26Q0045
Notice ID 003d0cae36ad4fffa408d2536ea50d07
Notice type Special Notice
Product / Service (PSC) C219
NAICS 541330
Archive date Jul 09, 2026

Award Information

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Documents

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Contacts

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Contracting Officer

Jason Hardy

Email

Phone

Agency

VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF
VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF
OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTION & FACILITIES MGMT (36C10F)

Place of Performance

Dates

Posted Apr 02, 2026 4 months ago
Last Updated Aug 06, 2026 2 days ago
Due Apr 10, 2026 3 months ago