G2X TAKE: Another day, another win for Aptive HTG, a service-disabled Veteran and woman-owned joint venture, who specializes in providing strategic Healthcare services to help clients transform systems, achieve clinical excellence and operational efficiency, improve performance and deliver quality patient care, as they recently beat out two other bidders to be awarded this 5 ½-year Veterans Health Administration Policy Transformation task with Veterans Affairs. This task was competed and awarded using the VHA Integrated Healthcare Transformation (IHT) IDIQ Contract.
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- Aptive HTG was among the list of firms named earlier this year to the $1B VHA Integrated Healthcare Transformation (IHT) IDIQ, intended to provide a vehicle for a wide range of general management and business services and solutions in the broad health care environment. Functional categories include: Health System Transformation and Innovation, Implementation and Operations Support and Specialized Health Systems Functions.
- This award is the latest in a string of task order wins on IHT for this joint venture of late to include a very recent Clay Hunt Act Support task; having added $121M in VHA Office of Healthcare Transformation and High Reliability Organization support tasks to close the fiscal year; and being awarded a half dozen tasks totaling more than $20M in value on efforts ranging from a VA Prevents Task Force Support task and IHT Healthcare Engineering and Facilities Programs Support, to COVID-19 Professional Support Services and PE Professional Health Business Support Services.
- Aptive and ERPi (the two Aptive HTG JV companies) were both recently named to the updated list of NXT UP firms poised to make big waves in the Federal sector in 2020 and for years to come.
- We should also note that Patrick Sullivan, Vice President of Digital Services with Aptive Resources and Tom Lapato, a Vice President with Enterprise Resource Performance, Inc., were both recently nominated and chosen by their peers as honorees for the 2020 FedHealthIT100, which recognizes those individuals who are driving change and advancement in the Federal Health Information Technology and Consulting Market.
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