Naphcare LLC

Naphcare LLC, a for-profit limited liability company headquartered in Vestavia Hills, Alabama, provides comprehensive correctional healthcare services—medical, mental health, pharmacy, and clinical support—to the federal Bureau of Prisons and U.S. Marshals Service as a prime contractor on an unrestricted, full-and-open basis. The company competes without set-asides and operates exclusively as a prime, holding no subcontractor relationships in its federal footprint.

Naphcare's federal customer base is concentrated within the Department of Justice. By award count, the top five individual facilities account for about 20 percent of recent activity: Federal Correctional Complex Forrest City (542 awards, $100.7 million), United States Penitentiary Lewisburg (505 awards, $149.9 million), Federal Correctional Institution Memphis (498 awards, $67.5 million), Federal Prison Industries Pensacola (463 awards, $18.8 million), and Federal Correctional Institution Greenville (460 awards, $91.7 million). Dollar concentration differs: the top five facilities by potential value—Federal Correctional Complex Terre Haute ($402.5 million across 315 awards), Metropolitan Detention Center Brooklyn ($194.8 million across 402 awards), U.S. Penitentiary Lewisburg ($149.9 million across 505 awards), Federal Correctional Complex Victorville ($148.7 million across 349 awards), and Federal Correctional Institution Fort Dix ($143.9 million across 291 awards)—together represent roughly 22 percent of combined potential value. This divergence reflects the multi-month task-order structure: some facilities receive frequent smaller orders; others, fewer but larger orders. All 59 customer agencies named in the portfolio are Bureau of Prisons facilities or U.S. Marshals Service detention centers.

Naphcare holds five major Indefinite Delivery Contracts with the Bureau of Prisons. The highest-volume vehicle is DJB31201020 with 654 task orders and $2.6 million combined potential value; DJB11103014 carries 496 task orders and $10 million; DJB21451096 carries 455 task orders and $54.5 million; the facility-specific contract 15B50818D00000001 (likely at Federal Correctional Complex Forrest City) carries 282 task orders and $29.3 million; and DJB31201034 carries 243 task orders and $7.6 million. Recent awards include two large single-award IDIQs executed August 1, 2026: a $61.4 million contract with Federal Correctional Complex Allenwood running through January 31, 2032, and a $21.2 million contract with Metropolitan Detention Center Los Angeles also through January 31, 2032. Both cover comprehensive inpatient and outpatient medical services, institutional care, optometry, diagnostic imaging, pharmacy services, and clinical support under firm fixed-price pricing. Earlier, the company held a $16.9 million single-award IDIQ at U.S. Penitentiary Lewisburg and a $6.7 million contract at Federal Correctional Institution Tallahassee extending through April 2031.

Activity has declined from a peak of 656 awards in 2022 to 406 in 2026, though the shift reflects the contract vehicle structure: monthly task orders on underlying IDIQs dominate the count, while larger facility-specific IDIQs consolidate volume. Awards in the next twenty-four months total 28 with combined potential value of $18.3 million, representing limited recompete exposure in the immediate window. Naphcare's federal footprint—12,358 prime awards across 59 agencies totaling $4.72 billion in potential value with $2.19 billion obligated—centers on medical-managed healthcare (PSC 7421: 7,915 awards) and medical-other services (PSC 7423: 4,150 awards), under NAICS 622110 (General Medical and Surgical Hospitals).

SCI-reported invoicing of $141.2 million occurs in FY2024 on 33.9 FTEs, reflecting the federal service contracts above $150,000 that SCI captures; this is a subset of Naphcare's total federal revenue and a smaller fraction of enterprise revenue. On federal services contracts in SCI, median government-paid rates ran around $2,062/hr, with senior labor pricing through $4,632/hr. Naphcare performs all work with its own delivery teams: across SCI-reportable prime contracts, sub-hours share averages zero percent, indicating zero use of named subcontractors on these awards.