Anthrotech Inc.

Anthrotech Inc., a for-profit organization based in Yellow Springs, Ohio, provides anthropometric measurement, analysis, and expert witness services to federal defense and civilian health agencies as a prime contractor on direct awards and parent contracts. The vendor operates 100% as a prime (103 total awards, zero sub awards) and does not hold SBA set-aside certifications; recent work has split between full-and-open and small-business set-aside competitions.

The vendor's customer base is heavily concentrated in the Department of Defense and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The top five customer organizations account for 70% of recent awards by count, led by the Department of the Air Force (38 awards) and the Department of the Army (16 awards), followed by CDC Pittsburgh (7 awards, $1.9 million combined potential value), the Department of the Navy (6 awards), and CDC Morgantown (5 awards, $158 thousand combined potential value). By potential value, concentration is sharper: CDC's Office of Acquisition Services (3 awards, $9 million combined potential value), Army Materiel Command Sustainment Command (3 awards, $6.7 million combined potential value), and the Marine Corps (2 awards, $4.1 million combined potential value) anchor 94% of combined potential value across all awards. Anthropometric work for uniform sizing, ergonomic assessment, body armor fit, and clothing design drives the DoD business; CDC work centers on occupational health, protective equipment sizing, and anthropometric database development.

Anthrotech's primary capability framing spans anthropometry analysis, 3D body scanning, anthropometric database development, and expert witness testimony. Representative work includes a $4.04 million firm fixed-price definitive contract with the Marine Corps awarded June 7, 2023 (completing June 6, 2026) to develop an anthropometry data collection plan, conduct training, perform 3D body scanning on approximately 900 male and female Marines below the 15th and above the 85th percentile, extract measurements, and integrate new data into the existing anthropometric database—performed at Marine Corps Base Quantico with potential expansion to Camp Lejeune and Camp Pendleton. The vendor also holds a $35,119 purchase order from CDC Pittsburgh awarded April 8, 2026 (completing September 30, 2026) for anthropometric head and face training, and completed a $42,460 expert witness services contract with the U.S. Attorney's Offices (Department of Justice) in March 2023.

The vendor operates under five named parent indefinite delivery contracts, with the largest vehicles being F3361582C0510 (Air Force, 11 task orders), DAAK6086C0128 (Army, 7 task orders), and F3361585C0531 (Air Force, 7 task orders). Activity has been episodic—one award in 2020, two in 2021, one in 2022, one in 2023, and one in 2026—with a combined potential value of $23.5 million across 103 awards since 1980 and $15.1 million obligated. The vendor's work spans applied research and exploratory development in defense anthropometry and occupational health research, classified under primary NAICS codes for professional, scientific, and technical services and primary PSC codes for health R&D services and defense applied research.

Anthrotech offers a comprehensive range of services in human body size and shape. We collect original anthropometric data using 3D scanners, as well as traditional calipers and tapes. We also have large databases of measurements and scans from which we can extract data to meet project needs. We analyze the data to provide ranges of body size that can be used for product or workspace design. We can also analyze the data to create sizing systems for clothing, protective equipment, or wearable technology devices. Finally, we assist product developers by conducting fit tests and user trials of prototype items to provide feedback on the precise application of anthropometric data to product design. Our fit tests produce actionable intelligence on how a design should be changed to maximize fit, comfort, and overall effectiveness for the intended user group.