Global Empire LLC

Global Empire LLC, doing business as Global Healthcare Group, a minority-owned, Subcontinent Asian American-owned limited liability company based in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, furnishes temporary allied healthcare staffing to federal correctional facilities as a prime contractor exclusively under the GSA Professional and Allied Healthcare Staffing Services Schedule (FSS-621-I). The vendor competes full-and-open with no set-aside posture across the prime footprint, though selective task orders carry total small business set-aside designations.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on temporary clinical staffing placement: radiology technicians, dental hygienists and assistants, pharmacy technicians, phlebotomists, medical assistants, laboratory technicians, and licensed practical nurses deployed to inmate healthcare operations. Representative work includes a $244,473 delivery order from Federal Correctional Institution Fort Dix for dental assistant services (October 2025–September 2026), a $159,261 BPA call from Federal Transfer Center Oklahoma City for pharmacy technician services (October 2024–September 2025), and a $66,214 delivery order from Federal Correctional Institution Terminal Island for dental hygienist services (October 2024–September 2025). The vendor also maintains four significant blanket purchase agreement indefinite delivery vehicles: a $433,976 dental hygienist BPA with USP Lee County (through May 2028), a $181,792 radiology technician BPA with USP Lee County (through May 2028), a $409,860 total small business set-aside BPA for medical assistance at FCI/SPC Dublin (through May 2024), and a $107,208 phlebotomy technician BPA with FCI Schuylkill (through April 2025).

Customer concentration sits entirely within the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons. The top five facilities by award count—Federal Correctional Institution Ashland (147 awards, $3.3 million), USP Big Sandy (142 awards, $1.7 million), USP Marion (104 awards, $1 million), Federal Transfer Center Oklahoma City (74 awards, $2.8 million), and USP Lee County (74 awards, $2.8 million)—account for 30% of total awards. By combined potential value, the top five customers diverge: Federal Correctional Complex Allenwood leads with 59 awards worth $8.7 million, followed by Indian Health Service with 33 awards worth $5.8 million (an outlier suggesting non-correctional exposure), Federal Correctional Institution Fort Dix ($4.6 million, 29 awards), Federal Medical Center Lexington ($4.1 million, 29 awards), and FCI Seagoville ($3.5 million, 27 awards). The portfolio spans 87 distinct customer agencies, but the Bureau of Prisons dominates decisively.

The Professional and Allied Healthcare Staffing Services GSA Schedule serves as the primary vehicle, anchoring 1,621 task orders worth $166.7 million in combined potential value. Four additional blanket purchase agreement IDVs carry task order counts between 26 and 62 and aggregate values from $93 thousand to $356 thousand. All work flows through these GSA and BPA vehicles; no other government-wide acquisition contracts or full-and-open IDIQs appear in the portfolio.

Activity has contracted sharply. The vendor averaged 129 awards annually in 2022, declining to 101 in 2023, 72 in 2024, 37 in 2025, and only 8 through June 2026. Combined potential value is $238.8 million across 1,776 prime awards; combined obligated dollars total $54.5 million (23% utilization), indicating substantial ceiling capacity against BPA vehicles. Eight awards carrying combined potential value of $433 thousand face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months—minimal recompete exposure given the total portfolio size. First award in the source data is dated December 2004, establishing a twenty-two-year federal contracting footprint. The vendor holds no subcontract awards and operates exclusively as a prime, delivering staffing direct to end-user facilities with no intermediary prime relationships.

NAICS concentration aligns with the core business: Temporary Help Services accounts for 1,391 awards; Offices of All Other Miscellaneous Health Practitioners, 301 awards. Primary Service Code breakdown reflects clinical specialties: Medical-Other (879 awards), Medical-Radiology (244 awards), Medical-Dentistry (185 awards), Medical-Managed Healthcare (179 awards), and Pharmacy Services (69 awards). The vendor's footprint is narrow, specialized, and entirely dependent on the Bureau of Prisons' sustained demand for temporary allied health staffing across its correctional facility network.