Arthur L Lewy

Arthur L Lewy is a sole proprietorship based in Seattle, Washington, registered in SAM.gov as a for-profit organization specializing in medical consulting services for federal agencies. The entity primarily provides regional medical consultant services to the Social Security Administration (SSA), focusing on supporting disability determination programs through expert medical case file reviews and clinical assessments. With a registration in SAM.gov active through August 20, 2026, Arthur L Lewy has established itself as a specialized medical consulting provider for federal disability benefit evaluations.

The company's federal contract awards exclusively involve medical consultant services for the Social Security Administration, specifically supporting disability determination programs in Region 8, which covers the Denver area. These services include reviewing disability claim case files, conducting independent medical case reviews, and providing expert medical opinions to assist SSA disability examiners in making informed benefits determinations. Arthur L Lewy has consistently been awarded firm-fixed price Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) call orders without set-aside designations, competing in an unrestricted marketplace. The contract awards range from small-scale tasks like 100 non-case service hours to larger engagements involving 500-1,100 independent case reviews, with contract values typically between $1,400 and $89,710.

Arthur L Lewy currently holds a multiple-award Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) with the Social Security Administration, effective through February 28, 2029, with a ceiling value of $1,974,000. This Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) allows the SSA to issue task orders for regional medical consultant services in Region 8, providing flexibility in procuring specialized medical expertise for disability program evaluations. The BPA enables the agency to engage medical consultants to review up to 500 case files annually, with task orders demonstrating significant variability in scope and value. The contract represents a strategic procurement approach by the SSA to maintain access to qualified physicians who can provide critical clinical guidance in federal disability benefits determinations.