This opportunity involves supplying and installing wardrobes in residential alcoves across multiple pods (C, D, B, A), with installation estimated at a maximum of two weeks per pod. The wardrobes must meet CAL 133 and moisture barrier requirements, be safe for patient use, and be fastened to prevent tipping. Evaluation will follow a best-value approach, with experience and past performance weighted at 50%, technical and management ability at 30%, and references at 20%. The contracting firm must have at least five years of healthcare furniture installation experience and provide documentation for three federal projects valued at $750,000 or more. The submission deadline has been extended to Wednesday, May 6, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. EST.

This is a small business set-aside for the installation of wardrobes or cabinets, with filler panels only required if the design does not fit flush within the alcove. A site visit is scheduled for Thursday, April 23, 2026, at the Hampton VA Medical Center in Virginia. Quoting with a GSA price is acceptable if the applicable contract number is included.

This is an open market procurement for wardrobe units, requiring a flat top design to fit an existing alcove. The contractor is not required to clean up after removing the old wardrobes unless they cause unnecessary damage during removal. An extension for submission has been approved, moving the deadline to early next week.

This is a clarification for a furniture removal and carpentry services project. The existing furniture to be removed is not the same as a previous contract and consists of behavioral health furnishings like beds, mattresses, wardrobes, lounge chairs, and desks from patient rooms and lounges. The removal is a one-for-one swap for new items being purchased. Carpentry services are limited to removing the existing framed-in cabinetry. The work is for a VA Domiciliary project.

This project involves the installation and relocation of furniture within Pods A, B, C, and D of the Domiciliary department in Building 148. The work will proceed sequentially, starting with Pod C (anticipated in May), followed by Pod D, then Pod B, and finishing with Pod A, with each pod taking approximately three weeks. The location for performance is Building 148, a one-story structure with no loading dock or service elevator. The project schedule and movement between pods will be determined by the VA to minimize disruption to patient care, especially in the sensitive Pod A where medicine is dispensed. The contractor is responsible for providing technical assistance, final specifications, and installation, including the removal of existing furniture and carpentry for wardrobes.

This is a policy notice regarding the System for Award Management (SAM). It clarifies that SAM may contain outdated representations and certifications, such as those for Affirmative Action Compliance, that are not required by agency solicitations. Contracting officers will not consider or enforce these outdated SAM requirements during award decisions. Entities are also not required or able to remove these specific representations from their SAM registration. No timelines, budget, or performance location are specified.

The Department of Veterans Affairs intends to solicit quotes for Domiciliary Furniture for the Behavioral Health Unit at the Hampton VA Medical Center in Hampton, Virginia. The requirement is a Small Business Set-Aside for firms under the 500-employee size standard. The performance involves providing all labor, material, equipment, delivery, and installation of the furniture. The anticipated period of performance is for the base requirement only. The agency plans to post the solicitation on or about March 30, 2026.