VA Healthcare & Services Contracts — October 17, 2026

The Albany VAMC boiler replacement award carries a $48,924,250 firm-fixed-price obligation with performance from 2024-09-30 to 2028-02-23, yet the data shows $0 outlayed. Without evidence of cash flow progression, revenue timing and execution pace cannot be verified.

About $12,075,781 (roughly 65%) of the $18,663,485 obligation has been outlayed under the VA Technology Acquisition Center NJ delivery order, indicating active execution ahead of the 2027-05-01 end date. The award is firm-fixed-price and reflects continued VA demand for enterprise software-as-a-service.

The $209,084 option value on the KING STREET delivery order and the Base-plus-Options structure of the BLUEWAY award both create near-term modification events that could shift reported values. Exercise or modification announcements would be the first observable catalysts for either contractor.

The KING STREET delivery order is labeled a SERVICE DISABLED VETERAN OWNED SMALL BUSINESS SET-ASIDE but its competition type is listed as FULL AND OPEN COMPETITION, an inconsistency that could affect protest exposure and the validity of the set-aside basis.

The BLUEWAY ONE JV LLC boiler replacement reports $0 outlayed against a $48.9M obligation, and the data does not provide a payment schedule, leaving construction-phase execution risk unverified.

Both awards are single data points, so the data cannot establish whether VA facility or IT budgets are expanding or contracting, limiting confidence in any sector-level trajectory.

BLUEWAY ONE JV LLC, a small service-disabled veteran-owned business, won a $48.9M total small business set-aside, indicating that VA facility work is structurally reserved for small and SDVOSB contractors.

KING STREET TECHNOLOGY PARTNERS, LLC's $18.7M enterprise mobility delivery order signals continued VA demand for software-as-a-service and application development, which could support follow-on task orders.

The $48.9M Albany VAMC boiler replacement, awarded as a total small business set-aside to an SDVOSB joint venture, shows VA capital facility work is channeled to small and veteran-owned contractors rather than large primes.

The $18.7M Enterprise Mobility Management delivery order under NAICS 541519 and PSC DA10 indicates continued VA procurement of application software and related services through set-aside channels.

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{"entity" => "KING STREET TECHNOLOGY PARTNERS, LLC", "reason" => "A $18,663,485 VA enterprise mobility delivery order with roughly 65% outlayed, carrying a set-aside versus competition-type inconsistency that needs verification.", "trigger" => "Option exercise decision on the $209,084 option value and resolution of the SDVOSB set-aside versus full-and-open competition discrepancy before the 2027-05-01 end date"}