Govtranz, LLC

Govtranz, LLC is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, that specializes in providing comprehensive non-emergency medical transportation services to the federal government. The company, registered in SAM.gov as of January 27, 2023, has established itself as a strategic partner to the Department of Veterans Affairs across multiple Veterans Integrated Service Networks (VISNs), delivering essential patient transportation solutions that support veterans' healthcare access and mobility requirements nationwide.

Govtranz has demonstrated substantial expertise in executing prime federal contracts with the Department of Veterans Affairs for specialized medical transportation services. The company's service offerings include wheelchair van transportation, stretcher services, ambulette transport, and patient ground transportation across numerous VA medical facilities and community-based outpatient clinics. Recent prime contract awards span multiple VISNs, including VISN 1 (serving New Hampshire and Maine), VISN 9 (Tennessee and surrounding areas), VISN 10 (Michigan), VISN 15 (Missouri and surrounding regions), VISN 16 (Gulf Coast), and VISN 23 (South Dakota and surrounding areas). Notable recent awards include a $6.39 million delivery order for non-emergent patient transportation at Ann Arbor VA Medical Center through November 2029, a $3.8 million contract for wheelchair van transportation services in the Salt Lake City, Utah area through September 2026, a $1.609 million option year contract for wheelchair transportation at Battle Creek VA Medical Center through December 2026, and a $7.2 million purchase order for patient ground transportation services supporting the Gulf Coast Veteran Health Care System in Biloxi, Mississippi through March 2026. Additional delivery orders include $1.305 million for patient transport services with VISN 23 through August 2026, $976,114 for wheelchair van transportation services supporting VA Maine Healthcare System through September 2030, and $861,000 for special mode transportation services supporting VISN 15 through September 2026. All delivery orders are structured as firm fixed-price contracts, with most awards applying no specific set-aside designations at the task order level, though the company's SDVOSB status qualifies it for set-aside opportunities. The company has also executed contracts through Blanket Purchase Agreements, including a $861,000 BPA call for special mode transportation services to VISN 15 designated as a total small business set-aside.

Govtranz maintains an extensive portfolio of prime Indefinite Delivery Contracts with the Department of Veterans Affairs, reflecting the VA's sustained reliance on the company's transportation capabilities. The company holds a $50 million multiple-award IDC for special mode transportation services supporting the San Francisco Veterans Affairs Health Care Center through December 2028, representing the largest single contract vehicle in its portfolio. Single-award IDCs include a $10 million contract for special mode transportation services at Marion VA Medical Center (VISN 15) through March 2029, a $9 million IDC for non-emergency wheelchair van transportation across VISN 9 through September 2028, a $7.57 million IDC supporting VA Maine Healthcare System (VISN 1) through August 2030, a $6.39 million IDC for non-emergent patient transportation at Ann Arbor VA Medical Center (VISN 10) through November 2029, a $5.9 million IDC for patient transport services with VISN 23 through August 2026, a $5.47 million IDC for wheelchair van and common carrier transportation services at Battle Creek VA Medical Center (VISN 10) through December 2026, a $3.03 million IDC for non-emergent medical transportation services in Detroit, Michigan (VISN 10) through December 2025, and a $2.187 million IDC for non-emergency medical transportation services supporting Manchester, New Hampshire (VISN 1) through January 2031. Additionally, Govtranz holds a $4.305 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with VISN 15 for special mode transportation services through September 2029, which has generated three task orders totaling approximately $2.43 million. All IDC and BPA awards are set aside for service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses, reinforcing the VA's commitment to utilizing small business resources while maintaining continuity with an established, qualified contractor capable of delivering 24/7 transportation solutions across geographically diverse regions and multiple service networks.