Veterans Experience Office | Contact Center Staffing Support | Bridge Contract Extension 36C10X25C0002
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AI-generated · Feb 04, 2026Extend uninterrupted contact center staffing support for the VA Veterans Experience Office (VEO) through a non-competitive modification to an existing hybrid firm-fixed-price/labor hour bridge contract with Bowen Consulting Group, Inc., a small business. This includes the personnel, resources, and services needed to keep the VEO contact center operating efficiently and to address Veterans and their families’ inquiries, resolve issues, and provide timely assistance.
The modification relies on unusual and compelling urgency authorities to limit competition, allowing continuation of services without full and open competition because any interruption would cause serious harm to the Government’s ability to serve Veterans. This extension ensures continuity of operations and avoids significant operational impact.
This announcement pertains to a non-competitive modification of an existing hybrid firm-fixed-price/labor hour bridge contract with The Bowen Consulting Group, Inc. (Bowen), a small business. The purpose of this modification is to extend services to provide uninterrupted contact center staffing support for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Veterans Experience Office (VEO). Staffing support for the VEO contact center includes the personnel, resources, and services necessary to ensure the contact center operates efficiently and meets the needs of its users-primarily Veterans and their families. This support enables the VEO contact center to effectively address Veterans inquiries, resolve issues, and provide timely assistance. The statutory authority for limiting competition is 41 U.S.C. 3304(a)(2), as implemented by FAR 6.103-2, Unusual and Compelling Urgency. This authority permits contracting without full and open competition when: An unusual or compelling urgency precludes full and open competition; and Delay in award would result in serious injury, financially or otherwise. The VA s need for continuation of these services is such that any interruption would cause serious harm to the Government s ability to serve Veterans. Therefore, limiting the number of sources and avoiding delays is essential to prevent significant operational impact. See attached justification for additional details.
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