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RFQ 36C25626Q0020 Watson Caring Science Institute 256

Solicitation 256 Copied Notice ID e093d7ee86f044848a07048ae96a050c Copied VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF — 256-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 16 (36C256)
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Posted
Oct 06, 2025
Deadline
Oct 09, 2025
Set-aside
None
NAICS
541611
PSC
R410

Summary

AI-generated · Oct 09, 2025

Affiliating with the Watson Caring Science Institute to strengthen the MEDVAMC care delivery model, the selected partner will help nurses plan and implement purposeful, efficient care that yields positive outcomes for Veterans. The engagement centers on an overarching nursing framework built on evidence-based practices and quality outcomes, feeding directly into MEDVAMC’s care delivery models and professional nursing practice, with care guided by Jean Watson’s Human Caring Theory and its Caritas principles.

The collaborator will work closely with Dr. Jean Watson to weave Caritas processes into day-to-day activities and tasks, ensuring the work environment and care provided reflect the Caring Theory. Veterans’ employees will have opportunities to express their feelings and reconnect to their inner self to promote healing through Caritas avenues, and Watson’s theory will be introduced during new employee orientation to emphasize the center’s commitment to Caritas processes.

The Michael E. DeBakey Veterans Affairs Medical Center (MEDVAMC) requires an affiliant for participation with the Watson Caring Science Institute to strengthen the care delivery model at the MEDVAMC. The model shall assist nurses with planning and implementing purposeful care that is also efficient and yields positive outcomes for our Veterans. As the overarching framework for nursing practice, the model shall guide nurses as they provide care, based on evidence-based practices, quality patient outcomes, and contributions to professional nursing practice. This framework shall feed directly into the Care Delivery models utilized at the MEDVAMC. The care provided is guided and based on Jean Watson s Human Caring Theory. Her caritas principles are embedded into the nursing care delivered and the environment in which the nurses work. Our collaboration and consultative relationship with Dr. Jean Watson has assisted in weaving the caritas processes into our day-to-day activities and tasks surrounding the care delivered to our veteran patients. VE employees shall have the opportunity to express their feelings; reconnect to their inner self to promote healing when necessary; and/or experience a caring moment through the Caritas avenues available in the medical center. Watson s Caring theory is discussed at each new employee orientation so new staff members to the MEDVAMC understand that our environment is dedicated to Jean Watson s caritas processes.

From Solicitation posted on Oct 06, 2025

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Details

Solicitation number 256
Notice ID e093d7ee86f044848a07048ae96a050c
Notice type Solicitation
Product / Service (PSC) R410
NAICS 541611
Place of performance Houston, Texas
Archive date Oct 24, 2025

Award Information

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Documents

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Contacts

primary
Frank Sanders

Email

Agency

VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF
VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF
256-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 16 (36C256)

Place of Performance

Houston, Texas 77030
USA

Dates

Posted Oct 06, 2025 10 months ago
Last Updated Aug 06, 2026 2 days ago
Due Oct 09, 2025 9 months ago