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The Department of Veterans Affairs is set to receive the largest discretionary funding bill in history aimed at funding the recently passed VA MISSION Act. Texas Congressman John Carter boasted […]
Congress Passes Largest Veterans Affairs Discretionary Funding Bill Ever Read More »
In response to a GAO report showing VA wasted $3 billion on medical implant devices, the agency plans to now track these implants to avoid waste and to notify patients
Acting secretary Robert Wilkie tries to sort out the Veterans Choice program mess before congressional funding for the same almost dries up. In two letters to Congress addressing the funding
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Northrop Grumman was added to a list of contractors awarded part of a contract to provide IT solutions to the agency under T4NG. The T4NG contract is short for Twenty-one
Northrop Grumman Wins VA IT Contract Read More »
A company owned by Lockheed Martin was one of the 21 companies selected to score a bite of the huge $22 billion Veterans Health Administration IT contract T4NG. That is
Lockheed Martin Cashes In On VA Health Care IT Fix Read More »
The Department of Veterans Affairs just awarded a $22.3 billion IT contract split between twenty-one government contractors for a program called T4NG. This round of IT updates builds on the
Veterans Affairs Awards Shocking $22 Billion IT Contract Read More »
Veterans Affairs Inspector General provided testimony to Congress that VA’s 30-year Paperless VA quest from VETSNET to Veterans Benefits Management System (VBMS) is a total mess. Titled, “1988 to 2016: VETSNET
Veterans Affairs $4 Billion Computer Mess Read More »
VA OIG just reported that the VA Veterans Benefits Management System (VBMS) may not fix the backlog in 2015 despite costing double projections, totaling $1.3 billion. In 2013, Under Secretary
VBMS Backlog Fix Cost Taxpayers Over $1 Billion Read More »
