Oracle Cerner awarded $956M VA EHR modernization task order

Oracle Cerner has been awarded two task orders worth $956 million from the Department of Veterans Affairs to continue modernizing the VA’s EHR system, GovConWire reported Oct. 24.

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The first task order has a value of $906 million and will be awarded over a 27-month period. The second task order has a value of $50 million and will be awarded over a three-year period. 

The recent task orders came as the VA notified 41,500 patients that delays in implementing Oracle Cerner’s EHR system may have affected the care they received. 

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