Dentrust Dental International, Inc.

Dentrust Dental International, Inc., doing business as Docs Health, is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation based in Pipersville, Pennsylvania, that provides occupational health, medical testing, dental, and emergency-response behavioral health services to federal agencies as a prime contractor, competing in the open federal marketplace without small business set-aside designations. The company has delivered across 615 prime awards (100% of recent activity) valued at $311.5 million combined potential value since 1999, with sustained activity concentrated in the past four years: 42 awards in 2024 alone, climbing from seven in 2022.

Docs Health's capability portfolio centers on rapid mobilization of licensed healthcare professionals for medical examinations, drug testing, psychological and fitness evaluations, nursing support, dental treatment, counseling, and medical oversight—delivered across disaster recovery operations, occupational health requirements for law enforcement and federal employees, and emergency response. Representative work includes a $15.3 million five-year DEA medical surveillance contract awarded February 2026 covering approximately 5,000 annual medical exams and 300 psychological evaluations for DEA applicants and incumbents nationwide (Pipersville, Guam, Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico); a $23.2 million FEMA single-award IDC (December 2022, valid through July 2028) authorizing comprehensive medical and behavioral health services nationwide for disaster recovery, with active 2026 delivery orders for Typhoon Sinlaku responder support in Saipan ($454,620), vaccines and medical services for FEMA HQ and Mount Weather ($35,165), and an $941,136 order for oversight and management of nurse and behavioral health services (July 2026–July 2027); an $11.4 million ICE five-year definitive contract (September 2024 through September 2029) for pre-employment medical testing and occupational health services; and an $79.8 million Transportation Security Administration national network of medical services contract (May 2024, terminated for convenience November 2024) for TSA candidate and employee medical exams and drug testing within twenty-five miles of each airport and Federal Air Marshals Service field office.

Customer concentration splits by mission type rather than agency volume. By award count, the Army National Guard dominates—California Army National Guard (160 awards, $9.1 million), Nevada Army National Guard (127 awards, $3.4 million), and Delaware Army National Guard (77 awards, $4.9 million)—collectively 78% of recent awards but representing primarily small dental readiness and medical exam services. By potential value, Immigration and Customs Enforcement leads with 11 awards totaling $85.7 million (53% coverage of top-dollar customers), FEMA follows with 60 awards at $34.6 million, and the Kansas Army National Guard brings 17 awards at $21.1 million. The divergence reflects ICE's larger individual task-order values versus the Army National Guard's small, recurring dental and occupational health exams.

Docs Health holds three active government-wide IDCs anchoring most execution: the $23.2 million FEMA single-award vehicle (December 2022 through July 2028) with 60 task orders ($34.6 million combined potential value), the $15.3 million DEA single-award vehicle (February 2026 through February 2031) authorizing nationwide medical surveillance, and the $2.5 million DHS Office of Procurement Operations single-award contract (March 2022 through March 2027) for Federal Protective Service occupational health. Beyond IDCs, Docs Health executes under five principal Army National Guard Blanket Purchase Agreements—W912LA12A0011 (California, 159 task orders, $3.3 million), W9124X16A0005 (Nevada, 118 task orders, $1.1 million), W9124215A0003 (North Carolina, 53 task orders, $4.4 million), and two others—representing routine dental and medical readiness work.

Activity trajectory shows sharp acceleration: seven awards in 2022 climbed to 15 in 2023, peaked at 42 in 2024, then moderated to eight each in 2025 and 2026. Eight awards totaling $4.5 million face recompete or completion within the next twenty-four months, creating modest refresh opportunity. SCI-reported invoiced revenue reflects a small slice of the vendor's federal work—$3.7 million across FY2022–FY2024 (FY2024: $1.5 million across 2.8 FTEs)—concentrated in service-contract-reportable occupational health and medical testing work. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI contracts ranged from a 10th percentile of $48.99/hour to a median of $137.06/hour and 90th percentile of $175.27/hour, consistent with a mix of entry-level exam technicians and licensed clinical staff. Docs Health executes its federal work entirely through its own personnel; across SCI prime records, zero percent of contractor hours were subcontracted, signaling a vertically integrated delivery model. The company operates multiple subsidiary dental entities to maintain state regulatory compliance across jurisdictions where it provides emergency response support and occupational health services, and maintains SAM.gov registration since 2001.