Pathfinder / zedcor / leads / Department of Veterans Affairs award to HURLEY JV, LLP: EHRM INFRASTRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION
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The Department of Veterans Affairs awarded HURLEY JV, LLP a $46M contract for EHRM Infrastructure Construction at a Kansas location. EHRM stands for Electronic Health Record Modernization, which typically involves data-center buildouts, server-room expansions, and IT infrastructure installation inside existing VA medical facilities. The work profile suggests secure access control during the construction phase, perimeter security for IT equipment staging areas, and camera-array monitoring of server-room access points during installation and testing periods. The $46M value indicates a multi-month schedule with substantial contractor traffic and high-value equipment exposure. The award appears in USAspending under the Department of Veterans Affairs. No posted date is recorded in the source payload, but the award status indicates the contract is already obligated. The absence of a performance-start date in the federal record prevents precise mobilization-window calculation, but VA infrastructure awards of this size typically mobilize within 90 days of obligation. The signal is post-award, which narrows the procurement window but does not close it if mobilization has not begun. The project sits outside any Zedcor branch coverage radius. The nearest footprint is likely either Dallas or Denver depending on the specific Kansas location, but without coordinates the routing is ambiguous. This lead warrants deferral unless Zedcor plans a Kansas footprint expansion or the specific VA facility location falls near an existing coverage boundary. If the facility is near Kansas City, the distance from Dallas may be workable; if it is western Kansas, Denver would be closer. Request the Place of Performance City Code to resolve branch assignment before pursuing.