Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR)
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Alaska Native Firm Played Role In Failed Medical Review Board Software Project
Work on a botched program to develop software for the Defense Medical Examination Review Board was performed by an Alaska native company, said Steven Davis, a spokesman for the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command. Read More »
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DOD Isn’t Ready To Let Go Of Legacy EHR Just Yet
The Department of Defense may be flirting with commercial EHR vendors, but they’re not ready to commit to an off-the-shelf product just yet. In a request for information released this week, the Defense Health Agency indicated that it is looking for support of its Armed Forces Health Longitudinal Technology Application (AHLTA) through 2018 [...]. Read More »
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Navy Blows Development Of Officer Candidate Medical Database
The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center, which manages contracts for numerous other federal agencies, failed to develop a database for the Defense Department organization that conducts medical examinations for all military officer candidates and has run over its budget by $7 million, Nextgov has learned. Read More »
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Pentagon Taps SPAWAR Folks To Run Electronic Health Record
The new Defense Department office set up to manage development of the next generation, multi-billion dollar electronic health record has filled its key positions with personnel drawn from the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command, Nextgov has learned. Read More »
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VA Farmed Out Claims System Work To Controversial Navy Organization
The Veterans Affairs Department has paid the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Atlantic $105 million to help develop its next-generation disability claims processing system since 2010, despite two internal watchdog reports in 2009 that blasted previous work done by the Charleston, S.C.-based organization for VA. Read More »
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VA’s Paperless Claims System Slows To A Crawl
The Veterans Affairs Department’s $491 million disability claims processing system, which is used in 18 out of 57 regional offices, slowed to a crawl last month due to sluggish response times for claims examiners trying to access veterans’ files stored on remote servers, Nextgov has learned. Read More »
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