Expiring government contracts · VA · August 22, 2026

Expiring VA government contracts

As of August 22, 2026, PrimeRFP SCOUT is tracking 444 Department of Veterans Affairs contracts of $10 million or more with a period of performance ending in the next 14 months — about $171.3B in estimated pipeline value. The largest public row is TriWest Healthcare Alliance’s Community Care Network Region 4 (36C10G25F0008), $62.6B, expiring 2027-03-31. Dates below use expiry_date (options included), not the soonest current PoP end.

Data as of August 22, 2026Next 14 months · ≥$10M estimated valuePrimeRFP SCOUT · find_recompete_contracts
444
VA contracts in window
$171.3B
Estimated pipeline value
66
Contracts ≥$100M
$62.6B
Largest row (TriWest CCN R4)

Largest public rows in this slice (expiry_date / options included)

PIIDIncumbentAgencyExpiresDaysEst. value
36C10G25F0008TRIWEST HEALTHCARE ALLIANCE CORP.Department of Veterans Affairs2027-03-31221d$62.6B
36C10G22K0074OPTUM PUBLIC SECTOR SOLUTIONS, INC.Department of Veterans Affairs2026-09-3039d$5.06B
36C10B18N0003CERNER GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC.Department of Veterans Affairs2027-08-16359d$1.51B

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VA’s 14-month ≥$10M book is healthcare-concentrated: community care, express-report regions, and EHRM sit at the top. Treat the $62.6B CCN Region 4 row as a program, not a typical task order. Pair this slice with the VA agency intel page for TTM spend and with NAICS 541512 when the work is systems integration rather than payer operations.

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Frequently asked questions

How many VA government contracts are expiring?
PrimeRFP SCOUT tracked 444 Department of Veterans Affairs contracts of $10 million or more with a period of performance ending in the next 14 months, as of August 22, 2026. Estimated pipeline value is $171.3B.
What is the largest expiring VA contract right now?
The largest public row in this snapshot is TriWest Healthcare Alliance’s Community Care Network Region 4, PIID 36C10G25F0008, $62.6B, expiring 2027-03-31.
What does “expiring” mean versus “recompete”?
Expiring is the volume phrase: the award’s latest period of performance (options included) ends in-window. Recompete is the capture phrase: the agency will likely re-solicit the work. This page uses expiry_date so option periods are not treated as already over.
Where do these VA expiring-contract numbers come from?
USASpending-backed recompete scoring in PrimeRFP SCOUT (find_recompete_contracts), 14-month window, ≥$10 million floor, sorted by estimated value. Pulled August 22, 2026.

Methodology

VA figures come from PrimeRFP SCOUT find_recompete_contracts (USASpending recompete scoring), pulled August 22, 2026. Window is 14 months. Floor is ≥$10 million estimated value — the same floor as Recompete Radar, used so the query does not hit the 50k-row cap. Public dates use expiry_date (latest date if remaining options are exercised), not the soonest current period-of-performance end. Showcase rows are the three largest public PIIDs in the returned set, not a full pipeline dump.

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