The Louis A Johnson VA Medical Center in Clarksburg, West Virginia requires contingency chemotherapy compounding services for its inpatient pharmacy, to be performed when its IV room is shut down. The contractor must supply all chemotherapy agents, IV tubing, and closed system drug transfer devices, compounding patient-specific hazardous agents at an FDA 503A compliant facility. The performance period is a base year plus four option years, totaling five years, with a Firm Fixed Price contract. Compounded orders must be delivered to the medical center at 1 Medical Center Drive, Clarksburg, WV 26301, with shipping included and no additional cost for weekend deliveries. The contractor must also provide a contingency backup plan for compounding facility disruptions and comply with all records management and federal regulations.