Inflight Medical Services International, Inc.

Inflight Medical Services International, Inc., a Women-Owned Small Business headquartered in Andover, Massachusetts, operates as a prime contractor providing air ambulance and medical flight transportation services to federal agencies, with all 3,527 tracked awards as prime work and zero subcontract relationships. The company is certified as both a small disadvantaged business and a women-owned small business, competing under these set-aside categories on approximately 30% of recent delivery orders while winning an additional 70% on unrestricted, full-and-open bases.

The vendor's federal footprint centers entirely on medical transportation for the federal correctional system. Inflight Medical Services operates a fleet of Mitsubishi MU2 aircraft configured for medical transport and staffed with Advanced Cardiac Life Support-certified medical personnel to execute secure inmate transfers between correctional facilities, facilitate medical appointments at external treatment centers, and support emergency patient relocations. Representative work includes a $149,934 delivery order from Federal Correctional Institution Sheridan (March 2026) for air charter services, a $139,874 delivery order from Federal Correctional Institution Terminal Island (March 2026) for multiple inmate transfers, and a $154,895 purchase order from Federal Correctional Complex Victorville (May 2026) for a multi-facility SOAP flight transporting inmates across the federal system. The company also performs emergency medical transport for the Department of Veterans Affairs; recent examples include a $38,977 transport from Minneapolis to Aurora, Colorado (December 2025) and a $29,872 flight from Minneapolis to St. Louis (October 2025).

Customer concentration is extreme and intentional. The top five individual Bureau of Prisons facilities account for 14% of all awards: Federal Correctional Complex Allenwood leads with 127 awards valued at $1.7 million, followed by Federal Correctional Complex Butner (117 awards, $2.2 million), Federal Correctional Complex Beaumont (93 awards, $1.9 million), Federal Medical Center Devens (80 awards, $1.5 million), and Federal Correctional Complex Lompoc (75 awards, $3.9 million). By potential value, the top five represent 19% of combined dollars, with Federal Correctional Complex Lompoc and Federal Correctional Complex Victorville anchoring the highest-dollar share. The Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 23 is the only non-Bureau of Prisons customer of note, issuing intermittent emergency transport orders. This concentration reflects the vendor's singular specialization in federal inmate medical air transportation.

Inflight Medical Services operates almost entirely from a single parent vehicle: GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract 47QMCB23D0009, a Multiple Award Schedule IDIQ awarded July 12, 2023, with a five-year term through July 11, 2028, and a $475,000 ceiling. This schedule vehicle has generated 196 task orders valued at $7.3 million across the tracked period. However, the vast majority of the vendor's recent activity flows through two Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons blanket purchase agreements: DJBP0700BPA13009 (996 task orders, $18 million combined potential value) and DJBFAOBPA004 (551 task orders, $12.1 million combined potential value). These BPAs appear to be internal Bureau of Prisons vehicles that reference the underlying GSA schedule pricing and terms, enabling rapid procurement of medical transportation across the correctional system without individual competitive solicitation.

Activity trajectory shows decline over the past five years. The vendor received 183 awards in 2022, declining to 129 in 2024 before ticking up slightly to 140 in 2025 and dropping to 57 awards year-to-date in 2026. Despite award count volatility, combined potential value has remained stable in the $12 million to $18 million annual range. Only one award completing in the next twenty-four months carries a recompete cliff signal: $18 thousand in potential value, suggesting no material contract renewal or competitive threat on the immediate horizon. The GSA schedule contract itself extends through July 2028, providing contract security through that date.

Inflight Medical Services' portfolio concentrates almost entirely on air transportation services. The top NAICS categories are Nonscheduled Chartered Passenger Air Transportation (2,816 awards), Ambulance Services (350 awards), and Scheduled Passenger Air Transportation (134 awards). The top PSC codes track identically: Passenger Air Charter (1,049 awards), Air Passenger (774 awards), Air Charter Transportation (466 awards), and Ambulance Services (277 awards). This extreme category concentration—80% of awards across just two NAICS codes—reflects the vendor's narrow, specialized market position. The company has been a registered federal contractor since November 2003 and has maintained consistent federal work throughout that period, establishing itself as the primary provider of medical flight transportation infrastructure for the federal correctional system.

Since 1978, Inflight Medical Services International, INC. has offered aeromedical transport services to more than 25,000 patients and their families worldwide. We are dedicated to providing the highest quality care, custom-tailored to meet each patient's needs. This commitment is based on the special considerations and procedures necessary during air medical transports. Additionally, we offer broker services for added convenience.