Escuela De Medicina San Juan Bautista, Inc.

Escuela De Medicina San Juan Bautista, Inc., a Puerto Rico-based private non-profit Hispanic-serving medical education institution, delivers tuition and fee services for Navy medical personnel as a prime recipient on federal delivery orders and federal grants, with 97% of recent awards held as prime awardee (37 of 38 awards).

Escuela De Medicina San Juan Bautista is a tax-exempt, minority-owned educational institution serving as a Hispanic-serving institution and minority institution. The organization is headquartered in Caguas, Puerto Rico, and operates in the Administration of Education Programs (15 awards) and Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools (9 awards) NAICS categories. The vendor competes in full-and-open procurement with no set-aside designations across its prime contract portfolio.

The vendor's federal footprint concentrates sharply on Navy education contracts. The Department of the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery accounts for 19 delivery orders with $541 thousand combined potential value, anchored by two core Indefinite Delivery Contracts — N0018910GZ006 (14 task orders, $342 thousand) and N0018920GZ004 (8 task orders, $343 thousand) — both running through February 2030. Recent representative delivery orders include $52,157.91 (August 2025) and $20,726 (March 2026) for tuition and fees services; these orders cover Navy medical personnel stationed in Puerto Rico. The Department of the Navy proper holds 4 additional awards valued at $144 thousand. The Department of Education Office of Postsecondary Education accounts for 8 awards split between graduate-program enhancement grants and pandemic-response institutional support. A single sub-award from the Puerto Rico Department of Justice, recipient of federal Victims of Crime Act funds, directs Escuela De Medicina San Juan Bautista to provide medical, psychological, and social support services to sexual violence victims through the institution's Puerto Rico Health Justice Center.

Federal grant work emphasizes research infrastructure and graduate education. The National Institutes of Health awarded a $12.622 million Construction Support Program grant (CFDA 93.352, September 2024) for the SJB Biomedical Research Center for Hispanic Health Disparities, a state-of-the-art facility including core labs, cell culture rooms, and data analysis spaces designed to support biomedical research addressing health disparities among Hispanic populations through September 2028. The Department of Education provided a $600 thousand project grant (CFDA 84.031, October 2024) supporting "Cultivating Success: Enhanced Graduate Programs and Support Services" through September 2025. Earlier pandemic-response grants included a $223 thousand Education Stabilization Fund Formula Grant (CFDA 84.425, August 2021) and a $163 thousand project grant under the same program (July 2022). A Title V nursing education grant (October 2023) and a Bureau of Health Professionals grant supporting interprofessional collaborative practice in nursing education (August 2023) round out the graduate program support portfolio.

Activity has declined significantly in recent years — five awards in 2023 down to one in 2026. Only one award reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, limiting immediate recompete exposure. The vendor holds no subcontract position in the source data and operates exclusively as a prime or direct grant recipient.