Kentucky Diagnostic Ultrasound LLC

Kentucky Diagnostic Ultrasound LLC, a woman-owned small business and self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Somerset, Kentucky, operates as a sole proprietorship providing onsite diagnostic ultrasound services to federal facilities as a prime contractor, with all six recent awards structured as temporary purchase orders to address interim healthcare staffing needs during contract lapses.

The vendor's entire federal footprint consists of six purchase orders from the United States Penitentiary McCreary (Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons) spanning April through September 2026, each with ceiling values ranging from $2,000 to $3,000 and carrying no small business set-aside designation. Work is performed onsite at the penitentiary facility in Pine Knot, Kentucky, and consists of approximately twelve ultrasound diagnostic scans per month at $250 per scan. The combined potential value across all six awards is $14 thousand, with $11 thousand obligated to date (78% of potential value). The penitentiary issued these orders explicitly to bridge a contract lapse pending award of a longer-term ultrasound services agreement; all awards cite an interim need for temporary diagnostic services during that procurement gap. No subcontract activity is present in the source data. The vendor does not hold a seat on any government-wide acquisition vehicles or blanket purchase agreements.

Customer concentration is total and singular: McCreary accounts for 100% of awards and 100% of combined potential value. The vendor serves one federal customer at one location. Activity consists entirely of the six monthly purchase orders within a single six-month window (April–September 2026), with no multi-year contract vehicle, no repeat business pipeline beyond the stated interim period, and no documented federal customer relationships outside the penitentiary. The vendor operates in the Temporary Help Services NAICS category and Medical—Other PSC, positioning Kentucky Diagnostic Ultrasound LLC as a tactical, short-term healthcare services provider to a single Bureau of Prisons facility rather than a contractor with sustained federal health services capability or customer diversification.