Professional Health Services Inc.

Professional Health Services Inc., a Broomall, Pennsylvania-based small business subchapter S corporation, delivers occupational health medical surveillance examinations to Army National Guard components and federal agencies as a prime contractor under full-and-open and total small business set-aside designations. The company operates mobile medical units conducting comprehensive physical exams, audiograms, pulmonary function tests, vision screenings, and respirator fit testing in compliance with OSHA and NIOSH standards, with 100% of its recent federal footprint as prime work.

Professional Health Services Inc. concentrates its customer base heavily within the Department of the Army ecosystem. By award count, the top five customers account for 40% of awards, led by the Department of the Army broadly (34 awards, $265 thousand combined potential value), the Department of Interior Bureau of Reclamation (22 awards, $90 thousand), and Army National Guard components in Colorado (15 awards, $164 thousand), Vermont (13 awards, $359 thousand), and Florida (12 awards, $720 thousand). By potential value, the concentration is sharper: the top five customers account for 64% of combined potential value, anchored by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' single $7.4 million Indefinite Delivery Contract for NWW Medical Surveillance Services (awarded April 2024, running through March 2029), followed by the Pennsylvania Army National Guard ($1.8 million across 7 awards), North Carolina Army National Guard ($1.2 million across 12 awards), New York Army National Guard ($998 thousand across 11 awards), and Florida Army National Guard ($720 thousand across 12 awards). The Army Corps of Engineers IDC dominates the dollar picture; Army National Guard components drive volume through recurring BPA calls and smaller delivery orders.

The vendor holds several named parent vehicles facilitating ongoing task-order issuance. The Army Corps of Engineers NWW Medical Surveillance Services IDC ($7.4 million, valid through March 2029) anchors the portfolio and has generated multiple delivery orders including a $301,551 contract modification in April 2025 for services at Lower Granite Dam, a $192,036 delivery order in June 2024 for Walla Walla services, and a $2,475 audiology services task order in September 2024. Additional vehicles include a $150,000 BPA with the Utah National Guard (August 2021 through August 2026), a $400,000 BPA with the North Carolina Army National Guard, and a $250,000 IDC with the Washington Army National Guard. Top parent vehicles by task-order count include an IDC with Colorado Army National Guard (15 task orders, $164 thousand) and multiple BPAs with Vermont and Pennsylvania National Guard components. The company's work is distributed across the health care services NAICS ecosystem: 147 awards fall under All Other Miscellaneous Ambulatory Health Care Services, 18 under General Medical and Surgical Hospitals, and 17 under Medical Laboratories. Most work is categorized under Medical-Evaluation/Screening (87 awards) and Medical-Other (66 awards) PSC codes.

Activity has been stable at 5–7 awards per year over the past three years (2023: 5 awards; 2024: 7 awards; 2025: 6 awards; 2026: 1 award to date). Combined potential value sits at $19.7 million with $10.9 million obligated (55% of ceiling). The recompete cliff over the next twenty-four months is minimal: only 3 awards totaling $218 thousand reach ultimate completion within that window, meaning the bulk of the vendor's contract ceiling remains stable through 2027–2030. Recent representative awards include a $69.7 thousand firm fixed-price purchase order from the New York National Guard in February 2026 for medical surveillance examinations at Watervliet (ultimate completion April 2026), a $154.3 thousand award from the Washington National Guard in June 2025 for occupational health surveillance exams at Camp Murray (running through May 2030), a $686.4 thousand definitive contract from the Pennsylvania National Guard in April 2025 for federal technician occupational medical surveillance services (completion April 2029), and a $123.7 thousand award from the Delaware National Guard in May 2025 for up to 75 annual exams across base year and two optional one-year extensions (completion March 2028).

Professional Health Services, Inc. provides on-site mobile health testing services to industry and government. Programs include Wellness, OSHA Compliance (fit testing, hearing conservation, workplace clearances)and physician services.