Doing Business with the United States Department of Veterans Affairs David A. Canada DoD Mid Atlantic Regional Council April 20, 2009.

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Doing Business with the United States Department of Veterans Affairs David A. Canada DoD Mid Atlantic Regional Council April 20, 2009

Today’s Topics Mission/Profile/Structure Procurement Preference Goals What & How VA Buys Who Buys Contracting & Subcontracting Opportunities Veterans Enterprise How to Improve Your Chances

VA’s Mission “With malice toward none, with charity for all, with firmness in the right as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work we are in, to bind up the Nation’s wounds, to care for him who shall have borne the battle, and for his widow and orphan, to do all which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace among ourselves and with all nations.” --Abraham Lincoln

VA Profile FY 2008 Budget $86.7 Billion FY $11.6 Billion for Supplies/Services –($2.5 Billion+ on Purchase Cards million transactions - Approximately 17,000 cardholders 23.5 Million+ Veterans; 39.1 Million Family 258,000 Employees – 2nd Largest 85,428 Volunteers million hours

VA Organizational Structure Veterans Health Administration (VHA) Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) National Cemetery Administration (NCA) Staff Offices

VHA Structure – “VISNs” Veterans Integrated Service Networks

FY 2009 Socioeconomic Procurement Preference Goals CategoryStatutoryVA Small Business23%28.7% Small Disadvantaged Bus. (including Section 8(a)) 5% Women-Owned SB5% Veteran-Owned SBNone10% Service-Disabled Veteran- Owned Small Business 3%7% HUBZone Small Business3%

FY 2008 Goals & Tentative Accomplishments CategorySecretary’s Goals VA-wide Accomplishments Small Business28.7%36.35% Small Disadvantaged Bus. (including 8(a)) 5%9.81% Women-Owned SB5%4.16% Veteran-Owned SB10%15.27% Service-Disabled Veteran- Owned Small Business 7%12.09% HUBZone Small Business3%2.81%

What VA Buys Information Technology - Hardware, Software, Maintenance & Other Services Medical, Dental and Veterinary Equipment & Supplies, Pharmaceuticals (FSG 65) Instruments & Laboratory Equip (FSG 66) Perishable and Non-Perishable Subsistence

What VA Buys (cont.) Nursing Home Services Prescription Eyeglasses Readjustment Counseling Services Home Oxygen & Medical Gases Security Services

What VA Buys (cont.) Medical Transcription Services Interment Flags Grounds Maintenance Transportation Services Grave Markers & Headstones Integrated Pest Management Svcs.

What VA Buys (cont.) Trash, Garbage & Infectious Waste Disposal Architect & Engineer Services Construction Services Office Supplies & Equipment Office Equipment Maintenance Consulting & Advisory Services

How VA Buys Prime Vendor Programs - Med/Surg - Pharmaceutical - Subsistence

How VA Acquires IT National Contracts - NASA SEWP* ( - VETS-GWAC** ( - GITSS** ( - FSS ( Open Market (FAR Parts 12, 13, 14 & 15) *Mandatory Use **Preferred Acquisition Method

Who Buys VA Medical Centers Veterans Integrated Service Networks VA National Acquisition Center (NAC) Office of Acquisition and Logistics VA National Cemetery Administration VA Franchise Data Center, Austin, TX VA Office of Administration VA Acquisition and Logistics Center

Veteran Entrepreneurship 1.P.L , Veterans Entrepreneurship & Small Business Development Act of P.L , Veterans Benefits Act of Executive Order 13360, the Service- Disabled Veterans Executive Order (October 20, 2004) 4.P.L , Veterans Benefits, Healthcare & Information Technology Act of 2006), December 22, 2006; Effective June 20,2007

VA Hierarchy of Small Business Programs* (Open Market Acquisitions**) 1.Service-disabled veteran-owned firms*** 2.Veteran-owned firms*** 3.HUBZone firms and 8(a) participants (tied) 4.All others (including general small business) *P.L ***Registered in VIP & Verified by VA **Not applicable to FAR Part 8 Acquisitions

P.L Set-Aside Authorities SDVOSB: Competitive – Unlimited by dollar value Sole-Source – Limited to $5 million VOSB: Competitive – Unlimited by dollar value Sole Source – Limited to $5 million

VA’s P.L Verification Program Responsible Organization –VA’s Center for Veterans Enterprise –Contact: –Toll-free support: Locate Program Application Information: – – click on Vendor Information Pages database Fully electronic and secure application process

VA’s P.L Verification Program Who may apply: Owners who are veterans, service- disabled veterans, or eligible surviving spouses Eligible Term: One year with no change in ownership

VA’s P.L Verification Program Benefits: Large VA contractors will use verified SDVOSB and VOSB subcontractors for achievement credits; Large prime contractors with VA partnership agreements will voluntarily use verified SDVOSB and VOSB subcontractors; and VA contracting teams have unique buying authority including VOSB set-asides and sole sourcing, but only when they use verified SDVOSBs and VOSBs

Prime & Subcontracting Opportunities Open market acquisitions & contract awards published in the Federal Business Opportunities System ( VA Forecast of Contracting Opportunities ( VA subcontracting opportunities ( Federal Procurement Data Center (FPDC) ( Small Business Administration’s Sub-Net (

Improve Your Chances Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned & Veteran-Owned Rep/Verification* Register in VIP Database* 8(a) / SDB Certification HUBZone Certification Federal Supply Schedule (FSS) Contract Accept Purchase Cards Competitive Pricing Take Advantage of Marketing Assistance *P.L

VA Office of Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization / / www.va.gov/osdbu / VA Center for Veterans Enterprise