Bailey Thomas C

Bailey Thomas C, a sole proprietor based in Webster Groves, Missouri, provides medical expert case review and witness services to federal agencies under blanket purchase agreements, operating exclusively as a prime contractor with no subcontract footprint. The vendor holds no SBA certifications and competes in full-and-open procurements without set-aside protection, though one individual award in the source data carried a Total Small Business set-aside designation.

Bailey Thomas C's entire federal footprint concentrates on two customer agencies with near-identical rankings across award count and potential value. The Department of Health and Human Services' Health Resources and Services Administration Headquarters accounts for 10 awards worth $8.1 million in combined potential value, driven primarily by medical case review work under the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program and Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program. The Department of Justice's Civil Division accounts for 2 awards worth $25 thousand. Recent awards include a $37,500 BPA call from HRSA issued September 14, 2026, for medical case review services under the VICP (performance completion August 13, 2027), a $13,106 time-and-materials purchase order from DOJ's Civil Division awarded April 18, 2025, for expert witness services (completion April 17, 2028), and a $15,000 firm fixed-price BPA call from HRSA awarded August 31, 2023, for case-specific medical review (completion July 31, 2024).

The vendor holds a multi-year blanket purchase agreement vehicle established by HRSA on September 14, 2026, with a $7.5 million ceiling running through September 13, 2031, for medical expert services supporting vaccine injury and countermeasures injury compensation programs. Earlier BPA vehicles (75R60221A00058 and 75R60226A00037) generated six and one task orders respectively, totaling $41 thousand and $38 thousand in combined potential value. Work is performed in Webster Groves, Missouri, and involves written expert opinions on potential causal links between claimed injuries and vaccines, supporting HRSA's medical review and federal compensation determination proceedings.

Activity remains modest and episodic — one or two awards annually since 2021, with the most recent activity in 2026. The vendor faces $51 thousand in combined recompete exposure inside the next twenty-four months. All twelve awards in the source data are classified under PSC Support–Professional: Expert Witness and NAICS Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists), reflecting a narrowly specialized capability anchored to VICP adjudication support.