VA Boston Healthcare System receives funding for continued infrastructure improvements

The funding is part of a record $4.8 billion in nationwide VA spending to modernize, repair and improve health care facilities in FY 2026 via the Veterans Health Administration’s Non-Recurring Maintenance program.

Funding projects for VA Boston HCS in the third quarter of FY 2026 are:

• Building 4 Elevator Replacement, Brockton campus
• Improve Roadway Systems and Parking Lots Phase 4, Brockton campus
• Site Security Improvements, Brockton campus
• Office of Information & Technology Data Center Addition, Jamaica Plain campus
• Catheterization Laboratory Site Preparation, West Roxbury campus
• Replace Boilers and Upgrade Controls, West Roxbury campus

“This funding enables VA Boston Healthcare System to continue modernizing and making improvements, so our facility remains safe, efficient, and equipped to provide the high-quality care our Veterans have earned,” said Leslie Pierson, executive director of VA Boston HCS. 

Of the total $4.8 billion committed for fiscal year 2026, VA has obligated a total of $2.2 billion. That obligation of funds in the third quarter includes:

• $915 million to repair and upgrade outdated infrastructure systems in medical facilities.
• $229 million for maintenance and modernization of facility infrastructure to support future electronic health record system updates.
• $11 million for major building upgrades like elevators, electrical systems, and boiler plants.

This investment is just one of many ways the Trump Administration is making VA work better for Veterans. For example, VA has: 

• Enrolled more than 180,000 new Veterans in VA health care in 2026.
• Opened 38 new VA health care facilities since Jan. 20, 2025, expanding health care access for Veterans around the country.
• Reduced the backlog of Veterans waiting for VA benefits by 72% since Jan. 20, 2025, after it increased 24% during the Biden Administration. In February, this backlog fell to less than 100,000 claims for the first time since 2020.
• Offered Veterans more than 2.8 million appointments outside of normal operating hours. These early-morning, evening, and weekend appointments are giving Veterans more timely and convenient options for care.
• Permanently housed 51,936 homeless Veterans across the country in FY25, the highest total in seven years.

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