Core Lab Integration for Atlanta VA Medical Center

The Government requires an integrated core laboratory solution acquired under a cost?per?reportable?result (CPRR) model, in which VHA is invoiced solely based on the number of reported patient test results rather than capital equipment purchases. The solution must provide high?throughput chemistry and immunoassay testing, vendor?neutral track automation, and unified middleware/analytics within the physical constraints of Rooms 2B?174 and 2B?170, while embedding all equipment, service, reagents, consumables, middleware, and automation costs into a single CPRR rate. The requirement covers end?to?end core lab operations: pre?analytic processing (centrifugation, decapping/recapping, aliquoting, routing), analytic testing (Chem/IA/ID), and post?analytic archiving, including Indexor?based tracki