Healtheon, Inc.

Healtheon, Inc., a minority-owned, Louisiana-based construction and infrastructure contractor, operates as a prime contractor on federal construction, repair, and facility modernization projects, holding six active major indefinite-delivery contracts with a combined ceiling of $18.8 billion across the Coast Guard, Air Force, Navy, Army Corps of Engineers, and NASA. The company competes across both Total Small Business and unrestricted full-and-open vehicles, with $19.63 billion in combined potential value across 710 prime awards and no subcontractor footprint.

Healtheon's capability portfolio centers on heavy civil construction, marine construction, design-build services, facility repair and renovation, and specialized infrastructure work. Recent representative examples include a $29.4 million design-build delivery order from the Coast Guard for reconfiguration and repair of Waesche Hall at the Coast Guard Academy (awarded September 30, 2026, completion April 2028); a $45.8 million delivery order from the Air Force Test Center under FARM II for High-Pressure Air Additional Capacity Phase II at Arnold Air Force Base (awarded October 25, 2023, completion April 22, 2027); a $33.7 million design-build delivery order from NASA Stennis Space Center for a consolidated laboratory facility (awarded September 9, 2026, completion March 9, 2028); and a $33 million delivery order from Kennedy Space Center for sewage conveyance system repair and upgrade, Phase 1 (awarded August 6, 2026, completion November 2029). The company also invoiced $29.7 million across SCI-reportable federal service contracts in FY2025, deploying 25.5 FTEs at median government-paid rates around $209/hr, with senior labor pricing through approximately $1,161/hr.

Customer concentration runs heavily toward the Department of Homeland Security U.S. Coast Guard ($8.05 billion combined potential value across 6 awards), the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command ($3.96 billion across 6 awards), and the Department of the Air Force Space Command ($2.26 billion across 7 awards), together accounting for 86% of combined potential value. By award count, the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District New Orleans leads with 94 awards valued at $891.3 million, followed by NASA Stennis Space Center with 25 awards valued at $1.75 billion — a divergence reflecting Stennis's concentration in high-value facility work. Healtheon served 39 distinct customer agencies across the award portfolio.

Healtheon holds four Coast Guard IDIQ positions: two $4 billion National Multiple Award Construction Contract III Pool 2 awards (both Total Small Business set-aside, both running through August 2034) and two earlier Coast Guard multiple-award vehicles. Additional major vehicles include a $300 million Johnson Space Center IDIQ for general construction, alterations, renovations, and design-build work (awarded May 29, 2026, performance through May 29, 2029, unrestricted full and open); a $300 million Air Force Test Center Facilities Acquisitions for Restoration and Modernization II (FARM II) contract (awarded March 7, 2022, running through March 6, 2027, no set-aside); a $200 million Army Corps of Engineers North Region Small Business MATOC for general construction and repair in the Mobile District (awarded July 2024, completion July 2029); a $200 million Army Corps of Engineers South Region Small Business MATOC (awarded July 5, 2022, completion July 4, 2027); and a $99 million Naval Facilities Engineering Command Design-Bid-Build General Construction Florida IDIQ (awarded December 28, 2022, HUBZone set-aside, completion December 27, 2027). Top task-order activity flows through the Corps of Engineers Engineering District New Orleans IDC (61 task orders, $122.7 million combined value) and a Bureau of Prisons IDC (60 task orders, $152 thousand combined value).

Activity trajectory shows volatility: 23 awards in 2022, dropping to 4 in 2023, then recovering to 11 in 2024, 10 in 2025, and 12 in 2026. Twenty-three awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $293.1 million, creating meaningful recompete exposure. SCI data confirms Healtheon deploys minimal named-subcontractor labor on prime contracts (average 9% of contractor hours across prime SCI records), indicating a self-delivery model focused on direct hire and indirect staffing. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts in FY2025, the company reported 28 named subcontractors, with individual orders showing sub-labor shares ranging from 0% to 93% depending on project scope — demolition and heavy civil work typically carrying higher sub engagement, while mechanical systems work and facility upgrades running leaner on subs.

The NAICS concentration reveals dual operational identity: the portfolio splits sharply between Diagnostic Imaging Centers (355 awards) and medical-laboratory work, which reflects historical healthcare facility contracts or legacy awards, against Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (82 awards) and Industrial Building Construction (50 awards) representing the current construction-focused footprint. Top PSC codes similarly split between Medical-Radiology (227 awards) and construction-class codes (Building Construction, 53 awards). Recent award activity centers on construction and infrastructure; the imaging and medical NAICS concentration appears to carry legacy or grandfathered awards rather than current active pursuit. Only twelve awards fell in the past four years in the top NAICS slot, indicating the company has evolved toward construction contracting over healthcare facility support.

HEALTHEON is a leader in providing multi-disciplinary services to the federal government. Our areas of expertise include: Turnkey Mobile MRI, CT, PET/CT, Ultrasound Services; Facilities O&M;and Environmental& Civil Construction/Debris Management Services.