Forsthuber Thomas G

Forsthuber Thomas G, a sole proprietorship based in San Antonio, Texas, provides specialized medical expert services—case review, medical opinion, and expert witness testimony—in support of federal vaccine injury compensation programs as a prime contractor exclusively on small-business set-aside and full-and-open task orders. All 146 recent awards are classified under PSC "Support—Professional: Expert Witness," with 116 awards coded to NAICS "Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)." The vendor is registered in SAM.gov as a small business with no reported SBA certifications but competes primarily under total small business set-aside designations, though some individual task orders carry no set-aside.

Forsthuber Thomas G's customer concentration is highly concentrated around a single agency. The Department of Health and Human Services Health Resources and Services Administration Headquarters accounts for 142 of 146 awards (97% of the portfolio), valued at $9.2 million combined potential value. The Department of Justice Civil Division holds four awards worth $47 thousand. Within HRSA, the vendor holds four named blanket purchase agreement vehicles: the primary $7.5 million BPA (75R60224A00001) running through December 2028 with 26 task orders valued at $415 thousand combined potential value; BPA 75R60221A00013 ($249,999 ceiling) with 35 task orders valued at $246 thousand; BPA 75R60219A00022 with 27 task orders valued at $92 thousand; and the VICP Medical Expert Panel vehicle with 50 task orders valued at $193 thousand. Representative task order work includes a $75,000 firm fixed-price BPA call awarded August 25, 2026, for VICP medical case review services through July 2027; a $24,375 total small business set-aside call from March 16, 2026, for medical case review and analysis supporting both the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program and Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program through February 2027; and a $7,500 total small business set-aside expert witness services call from March 7, 2025, with completion through March 6, 2028, issued by the DOJ Civil Division.

Activity has declined over the past five years, moving from 16 awards in 2022 to five in 2026 year-to-date. Seven awards with combined potential value of $188 thousand reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing the vendor's near-term recompete exposure. Forsthuber Thomas G performs all work in San Antonio, Texas, operates with no subcontractors on its federal contracts, and derives 99.5% of its recent contract pipeline value from HRSA's vaccine injury compensation programs. The vendor has maintained a continuous federal contracting relationship since SAM.gov registration in 2006, with invoiced obligations running at approximately 11% of combined potential value across the portfolio, suggesting task orders are drawn and executed on an as-needed basis to support individual VICP and CICP case adjudication.