Occupational Health Centers Of The Southwest, P.a.

Occupational Health Centers Of The Southwest, P.a. Health Services Division, doing business as Concentra Physical Therapy, operates as a for-profit prime contractor providing occupational health examinations, medical screenings, and fitness-for-duty evaluations to federal agencies, competing exclusively in full-and-open (non-set-aside) procurements. The vendor is headquartered in Addison, Texas, with over two decades of federal contracting history (SAM registration since 2001) and has not pursued or held SBA certifications across its recent award footprint.

Concentra's capability portfolio centers on occupational health services: baseline employee physical examinations, aviation security officer fit-for-duty medical exams with drug screening and tuberculosis testing, firefighter physicals, laboratory services for occupational screening, and vaccination outreach. Recent representative work includes a $250,000 single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Department of the Air Force for firefighter physicals (valid through August 2028), a $250,000 BPA with the Department of the Army North Carolina Army National Guard for baseline occupational health exams (running through January 2027), multiple purchase orders with the U.S. Marshals Service JPATS for aviation security officer screening in Kansas City and Oklahoma City (ranging from $2,796 to $20,614 per call), and a $28,527 purchase order with the Department of Transportation for employee vaccination outreach. Task order calls against these BPAs have ranged from $6,658 (Air Force firefighter physicals in September 2023) to $65,000 (Air Force firefighter physicals in July 2025).

Customer concentration is fragmented across 27 agencies, with the top five accounting for only 54% of recent award volume by count but 31% by combined potential value. The Department of the Army leads by award count (23 awards, $25 thousand combined potential value), followed by the Department of the Army Texas Army National Guard (13 awards) and the Defense Logistics Agency Distribution (12 awards, $75 thousand). However, the Department of the Air Force ranks first by potential value ($492 thousand across 5 awards), the Department of the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery second ($445 thousand across 8 awards), and the Department of the Army North Carolina Army National Guard third ($405 thousand across 6 awards). The U.S. Marshals Service JPATS represents a sustained, high-volume customer (10 awards, $221 thousand combined potential value) through recurring purchase orders for aviation security officer screening.

Concentra holds two significant single-award BPAs anchoring its federal footprint: the Air Force firefighter physicals BPA ($250,000 ceiling, valid through August 2028) and the Army North Carolina Army National Guard occupational health exams BPA ($250,000 ceiling, running through January 2027). Task orders under these vehicles account for substantial recurring revenue. The vendor also places work through additional parent IDIQs, including Indefinite Delivery Contracts W912L105D0007 (23 task orders, $25 thousand combined potential value), DAHA4103D5002 (13 task orders), and W912EQ08A0004 (3 task orders, $62 thousand combined potential value), and single-award BPAs W9124222A0001 (5 task orders, $155 thousand combined potential value) and W50S8223A0006 (3 task orders, $117 thousand combined potential value).

Activity over the past five years shows declining volume: 6 awards in 2023, 4 in 2024, 4 in 2025, and 2 through early 2026. Combined potential value stands at $5.3 million across 122 total awards, though combined dollars obligated reach $12 million (224% of combined potential value), indicating frequent task order execution against lower-ceiling BPAs. Two awards face recompete within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $60 thousand). The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor with no subcontract footprint reflected in the source data. Corporate structure lists two named subsidiaries, both for-profit entities, with one (Occupational Health Centers Of The Southwest Pa) carrying Department of Transportation Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certification but not SBA designations across the federal footprint.