Janice L Ritch

Janice L Ritch, a woman-owned sole proprietorship based in New Braunfels, Texas, provides medical consultant and disability case review services to the Social Security Administration as a prime contractor under blanket purchase agreements, competing without set-asides in the full-and-open market. The firm operates as a sole proprietor delivering independent case reviews, medical orientation services, and non-case consultation hours to support SSA's Headquarters Medical Consultants and Regional Medical Consultants programs.

Ritch's entire federal footprint is concentrated within a single customer. The Social Security Administration accounts for all 13 awards and the full $6.2 million combined potential value across the award portfolio. Work is split between two primary parent BPAs: BPA 28321321AC0040045 (7 task orders, $1 million combined potential value) supporting headquarters medical consultant services, and BPA 28321321AC0140015 (4 task orders, $237 thousand combined potential value) supporting the Boston region's regional medical consultants program. The category concentration is deep — all 13 awards fall under the NAICS for Offices of Physicians and Mental Health Specialists, with 9 awards tagged to Medical-Medical/Psychiatric Consultation PSC codes and 4 to Medical-Other.

Recent awards demonstrate sustained engagement at modest scale. The most recent award, issued June 18, 2026, is a $242,520 BPA call for medical advisor services and disability adjudication case file reviews, running through June 30, 2027. Prior calls include a $197,040 award (May 21, 2025), a $58,280 regional medical consultant services call for the Boston office (March 24, 2025), and a $186,775 headquarters medical consultants call for 1,900 independent case reviews (June 1, 2024). Activity has remained flat — two to three awards per year from 2022 through 2026 — with only one award ($243 thousand) facing ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months. Combined dollars obligated across all awards is $1.2 million, representing 20% of the combined potential value ceiling, signaling that many BPA calls have carried unused capacity or have not been fully invoiced. Ritch has no subcontract footprint; all work is performed as a direct prime.