The Department of Veterans Affairs requires Board Certified or Board Eligible Radiology Physician Services for beneficiaries at the Asheville VAMC. Performance must begin by June 1, 2026, with a National IT Memorandum of Understanding in place prior to that date. Services must comply with American College of Radiology Practice Parameters and Technical Standards. No specific budget amount is provided in the description. The location for performance is the Asheville VAMC.

The Department of Veterans Affairs requires Board Certified Radiology Physician Services for beneficiaries at the Asheville VAMC. Services must comply with American College of Radiology standards and an existing National IT Memorandum of Understanding. No specific budget amounts, submission timelines, or performance location beyond the Asheville VAMC are mentioned. The contract focuses on providing radiology services in line with established medical guidelines. This opportunity is relevant for qualified radiology providers with existing VA IT agreements.

The Department of Veterans Affairs requires Board Certified Radiology Physician Services for beneficiaries at the Asheville VAMC, following American College of Radiology standards. An existing National IT Memorandum of Understanding must be in place, meeting or exceeding VA and ACR guidelines. No specific timelines, budget amounts, or performance location beyond the Asheville VAMC are mentioned.

The contractor will provide board-certified or board-eligible radiology physician services for the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Asheville VAMC. Services must adhere to American College of Radiology standards and guidelines. Performance of services is specified for the Asheville VAMC location. The work requires an existing National IT Memorandum of Understanding that meets or exceeds VA and ACR guidelines.