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Systems Made Simple to Provide IT Support for VA Appointment Scheduling System


Systems Made SimpleSystems Made Simple, a Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) company, will provide support for the Medical Appointment Scheduling System of the Department of Veterans Affairs under a potential seven-year,  $623.6 million contract.

A notice posted Tuesday on FedBizOpps stated that the indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity award covers information technology services for MASS, which works to ease the process of viewing and scheduling medical appointments for veterans.

MASS also supports electronic health records, workflow management and analytics functions for veteran care providers, the notice said.

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