Doximity Inc.

Doximity Inc., a San Francisco-based for-profit technology company, resells and distributes physician scheduling and healthcare workforce management software as a prime contractor to federal healthcare agencies, with no small business set-aside posture across its federal footprint.

Doximity operates as the authorized original equipment manufacturer reseller and distributor of AMION Enterprise scheduling software developed by its parent company, Spiral Software, a sole proprietorship owned by Stuart Karon established in 2005. The company's federal work concentrates on AMION licensing, user support services, and related healthcare IT solutions delivered to the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Indian Health Service. AMION provides web-based physician scheduling, on-call contact management, real-time schedule updates, provider schedule trades, paging functionality, and 24/7 technical support to VA medical centers and Indian Health Service facilities. Representative recent work includes a $184.5 thousand firm fixed-price purchase order from VA Veterans Integrated Service Network 22 (awarded March 1, 2025, completing February 29, 2028) for 51 user licenses of AMION with unlimited mobile app access, central schedule display, and full help desk support; a $97.25 thousand purchase order from VA Veterans Integrated Service Network 22 (awarded June 15, 2026, completing June 14, 2027) for physician scheduling software licensing at Long Beach, California; and a $244.6 thousand definitive contract from the Indian Health Service (awarded August 20, 2021, completing August 31, 2026) for an online physician-only job board and career link platform serving the Phoenix, Arizona region.

Customer concentration is moderate but tilted toward federal healthcare buyers. The top five customers account for 74% of awards by count and 90% by potential value, dominated by the Indian Health Service (10 awards, $719 thousand combined potential value) and multiple Veterans Integrated Service Network segments (Veterans Integrated Service Network 22, 23, and 20 together: 9 awards, $546 thousand combined potential value). The Defense Health Agency places smaller-volume, higher-value work — one $55 thousand order for AMION software licenses. Doximity places task orders under an Indian Health Service Blanket Purchase Agreement (five task orders, $137 thousand combined potential value) and holds a subcontract position under Soldierpoint Digital Health on an OCC-ESS prime award. Activity has been modest and inconsistent — one award in 2023, one in 2024, three in 2025, and three in 2026 — with eight awards (combined potential value $766 thousand) reaching ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and therefore facing recompete exposure. The vendor's NAICS footprint leans toward Internet Publishing and Broadcasting (14 awards) and Software Publishers (3 awards), reflecting its core resale and platform delivery mission rather than custom development.