Arrow ARC Secures a Spot on 10-Year Integrated VA Healthcare Transformation 2.0 IDIQ

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Veterans Health Administration (VHA) awarded Arrow ARC, a joint venture between Aptive and Artemis ARC, a spot on the 10-year, $14 billion Integrated Healthcare Transformation (IHT) 2.0 Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract. This vehicle enables Arrow ARC to deliver health care operations, management and modernization services to support integrated, coordinated and high-quality care for Veterans.

Arrow ARC will deliver services across four key areas:

• Health system transformation and innovation
• Implementation and operations
• Health care business enabling services
• Health informatics

“Artemis is honored to work alongside VHA in advancing the future of care for Veterans,” said Aly Glick, Artemis President. “Our focus is on equipping VHA with the support, tools and processes needed to modernize and strengthen health care delivery, management and operations. We’re committed to this partnership and to creating lasting impact for those who have served our nation.”

“We are proud to work with Artemis ARC on this effort and look forward to leveraging our combined expertise to support VHA,” said Rachele Cooper, Aptive CEO. “By continuing our support for VHA through IHT 2.0, we are reinforcing Aptive’s commitment to driving meaningful, positive change for Veterans nationwide. Together, we will deliver innovative solutions and best practices that help transform the future of health care for Veterans.”

Services available under the contract include electronic health records management, financial and human resources transformation, analytics, access to care, population health, regulatory compliance and suicide prevention.