Capital Health System, Inc.

Capital Health System, Inc., doing business as Helene Fuld Medical Center, a non-profit healthcare provider headquartered in Trenton, New Jersey, operates as a prime recipient of federal grants and a prime contractor for ambulance transport services, with 85% of recent awards as prime and 15% as sub-recipient work. The organization competes full-and-open with no set-aside designations across its federal footprint.

Capital Health delivers emergency ambulance transport services to the Federal Correctional Institution Fort Dix under firm fixed-price purchase orders, plus federally funded healthcare facility modernization, graduate medical education simulation training expansion, and clinical research coordination. The vendor's concrete capability set centers on Level II regional trauma care, comprehensive stroke services, regional perinatal services including a Level III NICU, emergency mental health screening, pediatric emergency medicine (including autism-friendly pediatric emergency department operations), and graduate medical education program delivery across emergency medicine, family medicine, and internal medicine specialties. Capital Health operates as a two-hospital system comprising the Regional Medical Center in Trenton and Capital Health Medical Center–Hopewell, supplemented by the Hamilton Outpatient Facility and approximately 50 primary and specialty care practices across the region. The vendor holds five-time Magnet recognition for nursing excellence.

The Bureau of Prisons Federal Correctional Institution Fort Dix dominates Capital Health's prime contract portfolio (39 awards, $3 million combined potential value), representing 77% of recent awards. Recent ambulance transport contracts include a $225,000 firm fixed-price purchase order running through September 2026, a $35,890.75 order through September 2025, and a $92,673 order through September 2024. Grant work includes three congressionally directed spending construction projects awarded by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Bureau of Primary Health Care — a $925,000 facility modernization grant (ultimate completion September 2026) for outpatient building upgrades in Trenton's inner city, and a $550,000 grant (ultimate completion July 2025) for simulation training facility expansion. A third HRSA grant for facility construction was awarded September 2024. Capital Health also receives sub-recipient funding through the New Jersey Department of Human Services (Mental Health Block Grant support for mobile crisis outreach and designated screening services for deaf and hard of hearing populations), through the New Jersey Department of Law and Public Safety (medical transfers and transportation), through Ahs Hospital Corp. (clinical trial portfolio coordination), and through JBS Science Inc. (human sample collection for urological research). Activity across the past five years has been modest and relatively flat (two to five awards annually) with one award (combined potential value undisclosed) facing recompete within the next twenty-four months.