Precise Specialities Corporation

Precise Specialities Corporation, a woman-owned small business headquartered in Hillsboro, Illinois, supplies on-site diagnostic imaging technicians—primarily X-ray, ultrasound, and echocardiogram personnel—to the federal correctional system as a prime contractor under GSA healthcare staffing schedules. The company competes predominantly under total small business set-asides on individual blanket purchase agreement calls, though many recent orders carry no set-aside designation. Precise Specialities is a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation classified under NAICS 621500 (Miscellaneous Ambulatory Health Care Services) and PSC 604 (Medical), with 268 total federal prime awards spanning healthcare staffing delivery since 1998.

Customer concentration is acute and narrowly focused on federal prison healthcare. The top five facilities account for 62% of award count, anchored by the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons' Federal Correctional Complex Terre Haute (53 awards, $3.9 million combined potential value), Federal Correctional Institution Greenville (48 awards, $917 thousand), and United States Penitentiary Marion (26 awards, $255 thousand). When ranked by dollar value, the Department of Veterans Affairs' Veterans Integrated Service Network 12 surfaces as a significant secondary customer with two awards worth $4.4 million combined—a Federal Supply Schedule contract for professional and allied healthcare staffing services ($3.158 million ceiling, awarded September 2024, running through August 2029) and a related BPA call. The narrow customer base—seven distinct agencies—leaves Precise Specialities heavily reliant on Bureau of Prisons demand for inmate healthcare imaging across four major facilities within that system.

Precise Specialities holds four named parent vehicles: the GSA Professional and Allied Healthcare Staffing Services Schedule (FSS-621-I), under which 205 task orders worth $5.8 million have been placed; three Bureau of Prisons indefinite delivery contracts (DJB40703003, DJB40703006, and DJB41811093) collectively accounting for 89 task orders and $13.3 million; and a single-award $295.7 thousand BPA with FCI Greenville running through February 2025. Most recent activity shows a BPA awarded April 1, 2026 to FCI Greenville for radiologic technology and ultrasound services ($407.5 thousand ceiling, total small business set-aside, through September 2031), and a December 1, 2024 BPA with Federal Correctional Complex Terre Haute for ultrasound and echocardiogram services ($613.8 thousand ceiling, total small business set-aside, running through November 2029). Task orders against these vehicles are typically monthly or quarterly, ranging from under $1,000 to roughly $20,000 per call, with firm fixed-price structures and short completion windows (often same-month or thirty-day performance).

Award velocity has remained steady but uneven over the past five years: 23 awards in 2022, declining to 12 in 2023, recovering to 21 in 2024, peaking at 26 in 2025, and running at 13 through mid-2026. The recompete cliff in the next twenty-four months is minimal—only two awards (combined potential value $24 thousand) reaching ultimate completion, meaning the large, long-term IDV vehicles anchoring the portfolio extend well beyond the near term. Precise Specialities has obligated roughly $5.2 million (20% of combined potential value across all awards) as of the source date, indicating that most ceiling value remains undrawn against active vehicle capacity.

Precise Specialities competes as a 100% prime contractor footprint with no documented subcontract activity. The vendor's capability is narrowly defined and operationally specialized: on-site delivery of diagnostic imaging technicians—X-ray, ultrasound, echocardiogram, and radiology personnel—to support inmate healthcare programs at federal correctional facilities, with secondary positioning in VA health system staffing. The company brings no major teaming footprint and no visible diversification beyond correctional healthcare imaging. Success depends entirely on sustained demand for medical imaging staffing within the Bureau of Prisons system and continuation of its four active indefinite delivery vehicles, particularly the two largest BPAs with Terre Haute and Greenville running through 2029–2031.