Heart Hospital Of South Dakota, LLC

Heart Hospital of South Dakota, LLC, doing business as Avera Heart Hospital of South Dakota, operates as a for-profit hospital providing emergency cardiac care and inpatient cardiology services to federal prisoners and participates in federal health transformation grant programs as a sub-recipient. The vendor holds a small footprint of recent federal awards spanning purchase orders and grant sub-awards, with no prime contract vehicles or IDIQs in the source data.

The hospital is headquartered in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and operates under primary NAICS categories of Specialty Hospitals (17 awards) and General Medical and Surgical Hospitals (6 awards), with PSC coding concentrated in Medical-Other services. The vendor competes exclusively full-and-open — all named purchase orders carry no set-aside designation — and operates in a niche segment: emergency and urgent medical services for federal incarcerated populations and rural health capacity building.

Customer concentration is extreme. The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons Federal Prison Camp Yankton accounts for 12 of the vendor's 25 total recent awards and $183 thousand in combined potential value. The top two customers together account for 52% of award volume and 20% of combined potential value. The source names only one additional customer: the Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Representative work includes a $75,650.95 purchase order from Federal Prison Camp Yankton (February 2024) for emergency cardiology care and procedures for an inmate, awarded under FAR 6.302-2 (unusual and compelling urgency); a $22,685.79 purchase order from the same agency (July 2026) for cardiac care services; and a $13,098.22 purchase order (January 2023) for inmate medical consultation. In the grant space, the vendor serves as a sub-recipient under a Rural Strong Grant from the South Dakota Department of Health (awarded September 2026) as part of the federal Rural Health Transformation Program. The vendor also received federal grant funding from the Department of Health and Human Services Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response in 2020 for personal protective equipment purchases during the COVID-19 pandemic. Recent award activity is sparse — two awards in 2026, one in 2024, one in 2023, three in 2019, and two in 2017 — and combined obligated dollars ($2.3 million across all time) exceed combined potential value ($895 thousand), reflecting prior-year invoicing and closure.