American Correctional Healthcare, Inc.

American Correctional Healthcare, Inc., an Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business (EDWOSB) based in Burleson, Texas, delivers comprehensive inpatient and outpatient medical services, dental care, pharmacy support, mental health treatment, and specialized diagnostic services directly to federal correctional facilities as a prime contractor across five active indefinite delivery contracts with the Bureau of Prisons. The company operates exclusively within the federal corrections healthcare market, performing all work directly without subcontractors, and has received over 1,275 awards totaling $276.6 million in combined potential value since 2011.

American Correctional Healthcare is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation and woman-owned small business competing full-and-open (no set-asides used on recent awards despite EDWOSB designation). The company's capability portfolio centers on comprehensive correctional healthcare: inpatient and outpatient medical services, dental care, pharmacy support, mental health and telehealth treatment, outside medical services and transportation coordination, and specialized diagnostic services including mobile MRI, ultrasound, CT scanning, and audiology. Representative work includes a $1.7 million delivery order from Federal Correctional Institution Seagoville for comprehensive medical services through September 2025, a $618,348.70 delivery order from Federal Correctional Complex Florence for comprehensive medical services through August 2026, and monthly comprehensive medical services orders to Federal Correctional Institution Oxford ranging from $87,000 to $550,000.

Customer concentration is extreme and deliberate. The top five Bureau of Prisons facilities account for 85% of awards and 91% of combined potential value. Federal Correctional Complex Florence anchors the portfolio at 403 awards and $100.9 million in potential value; Federal Correctional Institution Seagoville carries 81 awards and $63.2 million; United States Penitentiary Atlanta represents 181 awards and $49 million; Federal Correctional Institution Cumberland shows 334 awards and $21.3 million; and Federal Correctional Institution Oxford accounts for 82 awards and $16.7 million. The remaining six customer agencies (other Bureau of Prisons facilities and non-DOJ entities) collectively represent only 15% of award volume. The vendor serves exclusively the federal corrections system under the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons.

Vehicle position is distributed across five primary indefinite delivery contracts. The Florence IDC (awarded March 1, 2022, $23.196 million ceiling, extending through February 28, 2029) anchors 180 task orders and $22.3 million in combined potential value. The Seagoville IDC (valued at $34.467 million, extending through October 2026) supports 142 task orders and $22.4 million. Three additional IDVs—contract DJBP010700000018, 15BFA022D00000016, and 15B51421D00000057—collectively carry 287 task orders and $56.8 million in combined potential value. Task orders are issued monthly, typically firm fixed-price, covering one-month performance periods with regular monthly comprehensive medical services delivery orders in the $200,000 to $700,000 range.

Activity is stable with modest recent decline. The vendor received 139 awards in 2024, 107 in 2025, and 79 through October 2026—reflecting a seasonal pattern consistent with fiscal-year task order cycles rather than pipeline contraction. Only 2 awards ($202 thousand combined potential value) complete within the next 24 months, indicating negligible recompete cliff; the Florence IDC base period runs through February 2027 with options extending to February 2029, and the Seagoville IDC extends through October 2026, providing visibility through the medium term.

The vendor's NAICS profile confirms correctional healthcare specialization: 1,037 awards under General Medical and Surgical Hospitals (NAICS 622110), 89 under All Other Outpatient Care Centers (621498), 36 under Offices of Physicians (621111), and 28 each under Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing and Diagnostic Imaging Centers. PSC codes track similarly—645 awards for Medical–Other, 555 for Medical–Managed Healthcare, 35 for Medical and Surgical Instruments, 14 for Medical–Optometry, and 12 for Medical–Radiology. American Correctional Healthcare holds no subcontract position in the source data and maintains no named teaming relationships; the vendor competes as a single-award IDC prime serving one customer agency exclusively.