Med-Trans Corporation

Med-Trans Corporation, a for-profit air medical transportation provider headquartered in Lewisville, Texas, operates as a prime contractor delivering emergency medical airlift and inmate transport services to federal correctional facilities and military installations, with all 120 recent awards in the federal footprint held as prime contracts and no subcontract participation. The vendor competes exclusively on full-and-open (non-set-aside) purchase orders, with two awards marked as Total Small Business set-asides among a portfolio otherwise devoid of 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, or women-owned designations.

Med-Trans' customer concentration is nearly monolithic: the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons accounts for 112 awards (94% of the portfolio) and $5.8 million in combined potential value (83% of the total). Within BOP, the Federal Correctional Complex Coleman dominates with 68 awards ($3.9 million) and Federal Correctional Complex Forrest City contributes 37 awards ($1.9 million). The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region holds the second-largest customer position by dollars with two awards ($779 thousand combined potential value) — a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement for $362 thousand awarded in 2025 and a more recent BPA for air ambulance support to Fort Riley valued at $416 thousand awarded in June 2026. This represents a structural dependency: 97% of combined potential value concentrates in BOP and Army, and within BOP the two Florida facilities (Coleman and Forrest City) account for 94% of award count and 82% of dollars.

Activity has grown from 14 awards in 2022 to a peak of 31 awards in 2024, then declined to 27 in 2025 and 9 through July 2026, suggesting either a seasonal pattern in the current year or a plateau in BOP's routine airlift demand. Over 89% of combined potential value has already obligated ($6.2 million of $7 million), indicating most of the visible pipeline has funded. The vendor's capability portfolio is entirely specialized: emergency medical evacuation and air ambulance services for federal inmates, with individual purchase orders ranging from $7.7 thousand to $85.5 thousand, typically for single-mission emergency transports between federal correctional facilities and regional medical centers in Florida, Missouri, and other southeastern states. Representative awards include a $63.5 thousand emergency airlift from FCC Coleman to HCA Ocala (July 2026), a $120 thousand air ambulance services blanket purchase from FCC Forrest City for October 2025–January 2026, and a $68.8 thousand air medical transport invoice from Federal Correctional Institution Big Spring (November 2023).

The category concentration by NAICS and PSC code reflects this niche: 74 awards fall under Ambulance Services (NAICS 621910), 25 under Nonscheduled Chartered Passenger Air Transportation, and 17 under General Medical and Surgical Hospitals; by PSC, 65 awards carry the Ambulance code under Transportation/Travel/Relocation. Med-Trans holds no parent vehicles, GWACs, or schedules; each award is a standalone purchase order or one of two blanket purchase agreements directly negotiated with individual BOP facilities or Army regional commands. The most recent vehicle, the Fort Riley BPA awarded in June 2026 with a five-year ceiling through June 2031, signals continuation of Army medical evacuation support, but the BOP portfolio remains a fragmented collection of transactional POs rather than a unified IDV. The vendor has operated in this space for over 30 years, according to award summaries, and its federal footprint demonstrates deep specialization in a mission-critical but narrow market segment with minimal competitive or organizational diversification.