Lincolnhealth

Lincolnhealth, a tax-exempt hospital and nonprofit organization, operates as a federal grant sub-recipient and prime recipient, delivering healthcare services—nursing care, vaccine clinics, disaster recovery labor, and materials—to the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, and the Health Resources and Services Administration across twenty-one federal awards totaling $1.8 million in combined potential value.

Lincolnhealth's customer base concentrates overwhelmingly on the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 1, which accounts for thirteen awards and the full $1.8 million in combined potential value. The Federal Emergency Management Agency accounts for seven awards, primarily disaster-relief and pandemic-response sub-grants routed through Maine Emergency Management Agency, including COVID-19 contract labor, vaccine clinic operations in Damariscotta and Boothbay, disaster recovery materials and contracts, and disaster assistance funding under Stafford Act declaration DR4522ME. A single Health Resources and Services Administration award rounds out the active set. The vendor sits on two Department of Veterans Affairs Basic Ordering Agreements: VA24114A0075 (nine task orders, $553 thousand combined potential value) and VA241BO0264 (two task orders, $18 thousand combined potential value).

Lincolnhealth's service delivery aligns with its nonprofit hospital classification. Primary NAICS concentration centers on skilled nursing facilities (twelve awards) and primary PSC coding on nursing home, long-term care, and adult day-care services (thirteen awards). Representative work includes vaccine clinic operations funded through Maine Emergency Management as FEMA sub-awards, disaster recovery contract labor and materials support following major storms and declared disasters, and nursing care services provisioned to the VA through standing basic ordering agreements. The vendor's grant sub-award activity from 2021 through 2025 reflects pandemic and disaster response cycles—vaccine clinic work (2021–2022), materials and labor support (2022–2023), and ongoing COVID-19 contract labor allocation (2025).

Activity has been sparse and episodic over the five-year window: one award in 2019, three in 2021, two in 2022, one in 2023, and one in 2025, with no awards recorded in 2020 or 2024. Combined obligated dollars ($5 million) exceed combined potential value ($1.8 million) by a factor of 2.72, indicating that most task orders on the VA basic ordering agreements have been exercised and invoiced beyond their initial ceiling estimates. Lincolnhealth competes as a prime recipient on federal grants and as a sub-recipient on FEMA disaster-assistance sub-awards; no evidence of prime federal contracting or GWAC participation appears in the source. The vendor serves three distinct federal agencies and has maintained a stable if low-volume relationship with the VA health system over the past fifteen years.