BLUF: The Department of Veterans Affairs has obligated $1.42 billion cumulative to Oracle Health Government Services, Inc. on its Electronic Health Record Modernization (EHRM) delivery order, not competed, covering deployments at VISN 23 and VISN 15.

VA's Technology Acquisition Center in New Jersey has funded delivery order 36C10B22N0051EHRM, under master IDIQ 36C10B18D5000, to a cumulative $1,424,879,474.43. The order covers EHRM Waves K, L and M at VISN 23 and Waves N and O at VISN 15. Federal award data lists the contract action type as not competed. The largest recent modification, P00017, obligated $276,162,534.08 on June 24, 2026; its stated purpose was to "incorporate Performance Work Statement Revision 2.0, de-scoping" the effort. An earlier modification, P00015, obligated $153,586,385.23 on April 16, 2026, for the same PWS revision.

Why it matters: The repeated modification language citing a "de-scoped" Performance Work Statement Revision 2.0 indicates VA is formally narrowing the contracted scope of EHR deployment work under this order even as cumulative dollar obligations keep climbing. For health IT contractors tracking the EHRM program, that combination — rising obligations alongside a documented scope reduction — is a concrete, sourced data point on how VA is currently managing the rollout's pace and boundaries at these two Veterans Integrated Service Networks.

By the numbers:

• Cumulative obligation: $1,424,879,474.43
• Largest recent modification: $276,162,534.08 (P00017, June 24, 2026)
• Prior related modification: $153,586,385.23 (P00015, April 16, 2026)
• NAICS 541512 — Computer Systems Design Services
• Competition type: Not competed

The awarding office is VA's Technology Acquisition Center NJ (36C10B). A further modification, P00018, obligated $0 on July 8, 2026, and was also tied to incorporating the same PWS Revision 2.0; a subsequent zero-dollar administrative modification, P00020 ("Cleveland/Anchorage HW True Up"), was recorded August 3, 2026.

Source: USASpending.gov