American Correctional Healthcare, Inc.

American Correctional Healthcare, Inc., a woman-owned small business and Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business (EDWOSB) headquartered in Burleson, Texas, delivers comprehensive inpatient and outpatient medical services, dental care, pharmacy support, mental health treatment, telehealth, and specialized medical services including imaging, audiology, orthotic services, and respiratory therapy to federal correctional facilities as a prime contractor across two indefinite delivery contracts with the Bureau of Prisons.

The company operates as a 100% prime contractor (1,250 recent awards, zero sub-awards) exclusively serving the federal corrections system. All work is performed directly without subcontractors. American Correctional Healthcare does not compete for set-asides—its EDWOSB designation anchors its posture, but awards carry no set-aside language across the portfolio. Recent work spans monthly comprehensive medical services to individual federal correctional institutions, each valued from under $1,000 to over $1.5 million. Representative recent prime awards include a $1.54 million delivery order from Federal Correctional Institution Seagoville (December 2024) for comprehensive medical services through September 2025; a $744,629 delivery order from Federal Correctional Complex Florence (April 2025) for outside, rheumatology, respiratory, and urology services; a $709,700 delivery order from FCI Seagoville (November 2025) for outside medical services; and a $350,000 delivery order from Federal Correctional Complex Florence (July 2026) for comprehensive medical services including MRI, ultrasound, audiology, orthotic, urology, rheumatology, and respiratory therapy.

Customer concentration is extreme and stable. The top five Bureau of Prisons locations account for 85% of recent awards by count and 91% by combined potential value. The Federal Correctional Complex Florence leads both metrics (397 awards, $97.8 million), followed by Federal Correctional Institution Seagoville (77 awards, $61.4 million), United States Penitentiary Atlanta (181 awards, $49 million), Federal Correctional Institution Cumberland (325 awards, $20.5 million), and Federal Correctional Institution Beckley (80 awards, $15.8 million). All customer agencies are Bureau of Prisons facilities; 11 distinct locations draw awards across the portfolio.

American Correctional Healthcare holds five active indefinite delivery contracts with the Bureau of Prisons serving as parent vehicles. The largest by task-order volume is DJBP030100000011 (180 task orders, $22.3 million combined potential value). Four other IDVs each carry 78–142 task orders: DJBP040600000042 (142 task orders, $22.4 million), DJBP010700000018 (105 task orders, $5.9 million), 15BFA022D00000016 (97 task orders, $19 million), and DJBP050400000035 (78 task orders, $4.9 million). The source identifies two named IDVs with ceiling values: one with Federal Correctional Complex Florence valued at $23.196 million (awarded March 1, 2022, extending through February 28, 2029), and one with Federal Correctional Institution Seagoville valued at $34.47 million (extending through October 2026). These vehicles authorize firm fixed-price task orders across Colorado and Texas correctional locations.

Recent activity shows growth through 2024 (139 awards) followed by contraction in 2025–2026 (107 and 54 awards year-to-date). The recompete cliff is light: six awards totaling $836 thousand face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal near-term recompete exposure relative to the $269.5 million combined potential value across the full portfolio. The company's $136.5 million in obligated dollars represents 51% utilization against potential value, typical for multi-year indefinite delivery vehicles with variable monthly ordering.

Work category concentration reflects the correctional healthcare mission. The top NAICS is 622110 (General Medical and Surgical Hospitals) with 1,012 awards; the next tier—89 awards under 621498 (All Other Outpatient Care Centers)—is distant. Top PSC codes are Medical-Other (634 awards) and Medical Managed Healthcare (541 awards). This concentration underscores a single-sector, single-customer-agency posture: American Correctional Healthcare is built exclusively for federal corrections medical delivery and does not diversify across other federal health systems, civilian healthcare, or commercial markets.