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Oct 22, 2026
The Virginia Department of Health seeks proposals from qualified organizations to help its Office of Family Health Services increase access to preventive reproductive health care. The opportunity is statewide and is listed as an RFP for non-professional services. The posting is open, with responses due October 22, 2026, at 2:00 p.m.
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Richmond
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Richmond
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109 Governor Street
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(804) 864-7000
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23219
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This document is a Sole Source Procurement Approval Request Form submitted by the Virginia Department of Health (VDH) to procure professional training services, 'Millennium Fundamentals, B104071, Professional Services CPQ-4169470,' from Oracle America, Inc. for an estimated total cost of $46,800. The justification asserts that this training is a mandatory prerequisite for the VDH EHR Project and is exclusively offered by Oracle Health/Cerner. The request was dated 2026-01-30 and the approval process was completed on 2026-02-09.
This document is Purchase Order PO04516057 issued by the Virginia Department of Health to ThunderCat Technology LLC on December 18, 2023. It procures computer software and annual subscriptions for Communications Cloud and Targeted Messaging services. The total value of this purchase order is $520,169.82, with services and products needed by January 2024. The PO references an underlying contract CTR020807.
This document, Modification No. 5 to Contract VA-180917-TCTL, extends the agreement between the Commonwealth of Virginia (VITA) and ThunderCat Technology LLC. The contract's expiration date is moved from April 30, 2025, to September 30, 2025. Additionally, the modification imposes specific limitations on Statements of Work (SOWs), restricting their term to one year, scope to software-related services (installation, implementation, integration, configuration, training, maintenance), and prohibiting sub-contractors other than the software publisher and automatic renewals. All other terms and conditions of the original contract remain unchanged.
This document is Purchase Order PO04432109-V2, issued by the Virginia Department of Health to Computer Aid Inc. on September 20, 2023. It procures monthly base level operations and maintenance services, along with time and materials hourly support, for the VDH Office of Licensure & Certification provider licensing solution. The services are effective from September 2023 through August 2024, with a total contract value of $249,274.96.
This document, Modification No. 4, formally extends Contract No. VA-180917-TCTL between the Commonwealth of Virginia and ThunderCat Technology LLC. The contract's expiration date is extended from December 31, 2024, to April 30, 2025. All other terms and conditions of the original contract remain unchanged, and the modification is effective immediately upon signing.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Virginia Department of Health
The board meeting covered several key agenda items, including the nomination of officers and the Commissioner's Report, which provided updates on key issues such as agency personnel changes, harm reduction initiatives, electronic health record updates, and rural health transformation. Key discussions included efforts to rebuild public trust, responses to a measles outbreak, concerns regarding nursing home inspections, and pharmacy access challenges. The board approved the transition to the American College of Surgeons verification model for trauma center designation, adopted amendments to nursing facility licensing regulations, and reaffirmed its electronic meeting policy. A resolution was passed urging the General Assembly to enact legislation regarding biological males in female-only sports.
The Executive Committee discussed Board priorities for the upcoming years, focusing on operational excellence, building trust, and centering equity, as well as specific focus areas including rural health, chronic disease management, vaccination education, and maternal health disparities. Additionally, the committee reviewed its authority and responsibilities as a policy board and established a formal process for proposing and prioritizing agenda items, including compliance with new state code provisions regarding final actions.
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The Board meeting covered a wide range of reports and regulatory updates. Discussions included the Commissioner's report on agency priorities and public health initiatives, a summary of pending regulatory actions, and a briefing on legislative and budget updates from the recent General Assembly session. The meeting featured presentations on the State Health Services Plan Task Force, the Board of Health Annual Report, an extension of the Interim State Emergency Medical Services Plan, and the 2026-2030 Plan for Well-Being. Additionally, the Board approved proposed amendments to regulations governing migrant labor camps and final regulations concerning prescription drug price transparency. Public comment was also heard regarding concerns over water fluoridation.
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