Anders Group LLC

Anders Group LLC, a for-profit limited liability company based in Irving, Texas, operates as a healthcare staffing vendor delivering medical imaging technicians and allied health professionals to the Indian Health Service and other federal healthcare agencies on a prime-contractor basis, competing predominantly in full-and-open procurements without set-aside designations.

Anders Group maintains an overwhelmingly concentrated customer base centered on the Indian Health Service. The IHS accounts for 170 of 181 awards (99% of award count) and $53.1 million of $57.3 million in combined potential value. The four next-largest customers—the Veterans Health Administration networks (VISN 21, VISN 6, VISN 12), the Health Resources and Services Administration's National Hansens Disease Program Clinical Research Center, and the Bureau of Prisons Federal Correctional Institution Big Spring—together represent fewer than ten awards and under $3.3 million in potential value. This concentration is extreme and recompete-dependent: 10 awards with $11.6 million in combined potential value face completion within the next twenty-four months.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on certified medical imaging technicians deployed to diagnostic imaging departments at IHS hospitals and clinics serving Native American communities across the Southwest and Northern Plains. Anders Group specializes in CT technicians, x-ray technicians, ultrasound technologists, and radiologic technologists, with secondary offerings in nursing (registered nurses, emergency nurses) and rehabilitation services (physical therapists, occupational therapists). Recent representative work includes a $689 thousand purchase order (April 2026, IHS Pine Ridge Service Unit) for six CT technologists and two x-ray technologists supporting the radiology department; a $674.2 thousand purchase order (June 2025, IHS Crow Service Unit) for radiography and CT technician bridge services; and a $1.78 million twenty-week bridge purchase order (February 2025, IHS Pine Ridge) for six CT technicians and two x-ray technicians. Work is performed at IHS facilities in South Dakota (Pine Ridge, Sisseton, Wanblee), Arizona (Kayenta, Chinle, Shiprock), Montana (Crow Agency), and New Mexico (Shiprock).

Anders Group's vehicle position rests on three indefinite delivery vehicle contracts and participation in the Professional and Allied Healthcare Staffing Services (FSS-621-I) GSA Federal Supply Schedule. The FSS-621-I schedule carries the largest task-order footprint: 74 task orders valued at $23.6 million. Three IHS-specific IDVs underpin the remaining core portfolio: a $9.3 million single-award IDV for CT and x-ray technician services (37 task orders, $7 million potential value), a $3.5 million single-award IDV for ultrasound technologist services (34 task orders, $2.9 million potential value), and a $895 thousand IDV (15 task orders, $909 thousand potential value). All vehicles are held as prime contracts; Anders Group does not appear on subcontractor rosters across the award footprint.

Activity has been volatile. The vendor averaged 18 awards per year over 2022–2024 (23, 36, and 26 respectively) before sharply declining to 7 in 2025 and 2 through May 2026. This trajectory may reflect customer funding cycles at the IHS or delayed recompete cycles on expiring IDVs; the source does not indicate why. The vendor has published no major wins on new parent vehicles outside the IHS ecosystem since 2021.

SCI-reported invoiced revenue across federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold shows $4.1 million across three fiscal years: $581 thousand in FY2022 (1.9 FTEs), $971 thousand in FY2023 (4.1 FTEs), and $2.6 million in FY2024 (10.8 FTEs). These figures represent only service contracts meeting the reporting threshold and exclude goods, micro-purchases, classified work, and non-federal revenue. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable contracts ranged from a 10th percentile of $112.27 per hour through a median of $120.00 per hour to a 90th percentile of $141.63 per hour. Anders Group self-performs all reported hours—the average subcontractor share of hours is zero across its prime SCI contracts. This self-performance model, combined with a 100% prime-contractor posture across the entire award portfolio, signals that Anders Group builds its own delivery teams rather than operating as a feeder or relying on deep subcontractor networks.

The vendor competes across seven customer agencies, but customer concentration risk is acute: loss of any single large IHS IDV or FSS-621-I recompete would reshape the vendor's portfolio materially. Award activity in the past two years suggests either market saturation at IHS or a pause in new procurement actions at the vendor's primary customer.