Harbor Hospital, Inc.

Harbor Hospital, Inc., doing business as Medstar Harbor Hospital, is a non-profit hospital organization headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, that has established itself as a reliable provider of specialized healthcare services and clinical support to the federal government. The organization has maintained active SAM.gov registration since February 2008 and provides an array of clinical laboratory services, radiology support, medical supplies, and information technology maintenance to support federal research initiatives. Medstar Harbor Hospital operates a Mobile Health Center that serves historically marginalized communities across Baltimore, providing primary care, preventative services, chronic disease management, and vaccine distribution at strategic community locations including Cherry Hill, Brooklyn, Westport, and Curtis Bay/Hawkins Point.

Through its federal contract portfolio, Harbor Hospital has consistently delivered specialized clinical support services primarily to the National Institutes of Health, particularly the National Institute on Aging and the National Institute on Drug Abuse. The hospital's contract work encompasses reference clinical laboratory services, radiology support services including computed axial tomography (CAT) scans, medical supplies procurement, and information technology computer and software maintenance. Contract awards have been structured as delivery orders issued under indefinite delivery vehicles, with firm fixed-price pricing and no set-aside designations across all awards. Recent delivery orders include a $347,287.50 contract from the National Institute on Drug Abuse for Year 4 reference clinical laboratory services, an $84,583.20 delivery order for radiology services (CAT scans) from the National Institute on Aging, and a $35,180.77 order for medical supplies from the National Institute on Aging. Historical contract awards demonstrate sustained engagement, with delivery orders dating back to 2021, including $300,000 to $330,000 annual delivery orders for clinical laboratory services and approximately $117,711 radiology support service orders. All contract work has been performed at locations in Brooklyn and Baltimore, Maryland, leveraging the hospital's established capabilities in supporting biomedical research infrastructure.

Harbor Hospital has received federal grant funding to support its community-focused health initiatives through congressionally directed spending. In August 2022, the Healthcare Systems Bureau (Health Resources and Services Administration) awarded Harbor Hospital a project grant with an ultimate completion date of July 31, 2025, to support the operating costs of its Mobile Health Center and to fund the purchase of a van and equipment to expand to a second mobile health center. This grant award reflects the federal government's recognition of the hospital's capacity to deliver critical health services to underserved populations. Additionally, Harbor Hospital serves as a sub-awardee under grants administered by prime grantees, including a May 2025 sub-award from the Baltimore City Health Department to provide HIV prevention and surveillance focused on testing, prevention, and treatment initiatives within emergency department and mobile health settings in Baltimore City, and a July 2024 sub-award from the Maryland Department of Health to recruit and enroll eligible women into the Maryland Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program, which includes breast and cervical cancer screening, diagnostic testing, nursing case management services, and patient navigation.

Harbor Hospital maintains three active indefinite delivery contracts with the National Institute on Aging, collectively valued at approximately $2.48 million and spanning through January 2030. The largest IDV, valued at $1,657,689.37 and running through January 3, 2028, covers reference clinical laboratory services and has generated multiple delivery orders since its award on January 4, 2023, including Year 3 and Year 4 service orders. The second IDV, valued at $620,276.80 and extending through January 2, 2030, provides radiology services consisting of computed axial tomography (CAT) scans to support the NIA's Intramural Research Program Clinical Research Core, with the contractor required to perform between 624 and 832 CAT scans annually and deliver scans in DICOM format while maintaining HIPAA compliance as a covered entity. The third IDV, valued at $200,000 and running through January 14, 2029, supplies medical supplies to support research activities at the National Institute on Aging's clinical research core facilities. All three indefinite delivery contracts represent single-award vehicles with no set-aside designations, demonstrating the National Institute on Aging's confidence in Harbor Hospital's capacity to reliably support the agency's biomedical research operations across multiple service categories.