Scriptpro USA Inc.

Scriptpro USA Inc., a wholly-owned division of Scriptpro LLC, manufactures robotic prescription dispensing systems, pharmacy workflow management software, and provides technical support services to federal healthcare and correctional facilities as a prime contractor on full-and-open basis, competing in both set-aside and unrestricted federal procurements. The company does not subcontract; it operates as a vertically integrated original-equipment-manufacturer (OEM) delivering proprietary pharmacy automation solutions directly to end-user agencies without named subcontractors.

Headquartered in Mission, Kansas with operational facilities in Roeland Park, Kansas, Scriptpro USA Inc. operates under primary NAICS 339112 (Surgical and Medical Instrument Manufacturing) and PSC codes spanning medical instrumentation, equipment maintenance, and leasing. The company claims no SBA set-aside certifications; recent awards document full-and-open and some sole-source procurements justified by proprietary equipment status and OEM exclusivity. Across the parent Scriptpro LLC footprint, 6,716 prime awards total $2.39 billion combined potential value and $703.4 million in obligations, with Scriptpro USA Inc. as the active contracting entity. The company has maintained federal contracting presence since October 2001.

Customer concentration is led by the Indian Health Service (1,328 awards, $136.8 million combined potential value) and Veterans Health Administration service networks. By dollars, Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network (VISN) 12 anchors the portfolio at $511.2 million across 172 awards, followed by VISN 17 at $141.9 million. The top five funding agencies by award count account for 33% of all awards; by dollars the top five represent 37% of combined potential value. Within the VA footprint, Scriptpro holds multiple single-award blanket purchase agreements (BPAs) valued in the millions — a $2.4 million, three-year agreement with VISN 4 (completion June 2029) for preventative maintenance and support across Pennsylvania and Delaware locations, and substantial existing vehicles with VISN 12 and VISN 20 for pharmacy equipment maintenance through 2029. The Indian Health Service generates volume through lease and support contracts for robotic dispensing systems across tribal healthcare facilities, with individual awards typically $7,000–$50,000. Bureau of Prisons generates recurring quarterly and annual lease and maintenance calls across correctional facilities (Federal Correctional Institutions, U.S. Penitentiaries, Medical Centers).

Scriptpro USA Inc.'s work is dominated by the GSA Medical Equipment and Supplies Schedule (FSS-65-II-A), which carries 3,681 task orders worth $820.8 million combined potential value — the vendor's core vehicle. Recent representative work includes a $1.47 million VISN 19 Windows 11 workflow systems upgrade (September 2026), a $2.53 million Indian Health Service automated pharmacy dispensing system for Lawton, Carnegie, and Anadarko clinics (March 2031 completion), a $2.17 million Department of Veterans Affairs support services delivery order (March 2029 completion), a $1.26 million VISN 5 pharmacy equipment upgrade (Baltimore, Perrypoint, DC VAMCs), and a $1.17 million VISN 1 pharmacy robots and vendor-requested modifications (September 2026). Bureau of Prisons awards span equipment rental, medication dispensing maintenance, and software upgrades: examples include $168.6 thousand Federal Correctional Complex Butner maintenance (September 2027), $89.4 thousand Federal Correctional Complex Pollock annual rental (September 2026), and recurring monthly and quarterly lease calls at facilities like Marion, Leavenworth, and Terre Haute.

Activity has remained stable year-over-year (191–238 awards annually from 2022–2025), with 153 awards recorded through October 2026. The recompete cliff window shows 166 awards totaling $79 million combined potential value reaching ultimate completion in the next 24 months, representing moderate transition risk concentrated in VISN maintenance and support contracts and Bureau of Prisons lease renewals.

On SCI-reportable federal service contracts (contracts above $150,000 threshold), Scriptpro USA Inc. shows consistent growth: FY2022 invoiced $3.8 million across 8.7 FTEs, rising to FY2025 $7.1 million across 10.1 FTEs. The SCI dataset, which excludes goods and products, captures only service contract components (maintenance, support, software, field labor) and underrepresents the vendor's total federal revenue, which is dominated by equipment manufacturing and leasing (not service-contract-threshold reportable). Across SCI prime contracts, median government-paid hourly rates run $272.71/hr, with 10th percentile at $132.55/hr and 90th percentile at $502.64/hr, reflecting senior technical labor and engineering support. The vendor performs all work directly; across SCI prime contracts, average subcontractor hours share is zero — Scriptpro USA Inc. builds and sustains its own delivery teams without material reliance on named subcontractors.

The vendor operates as a sole-source supplier across much of its VA and federal healthcare portfolio, justified through FAR Part 6.302-1 (Only One Responsible Source) authority due to proprietary robotic pharmacy dispensing systems (CRS 150, CRS 225, SP 200 models) that require manufacturer authorization for maintenance and software updates to preserve equipment warranties. Recent sole-source awards include Cerner Host System Interface and Testing ($31.6 thousand, VISN 10, December 2026 completion) and Windows 11 server upgrades. The company competes full-and-open when new systems are procured, but transitions to OEM-justified sole-source for maintenance, support, and upgrades once infrastructure is installed. Executive Order 14398 (DEI restrictions) appears frequently on recent awards, indicating federal contractor compliance posture. No named parent contract or strategic teaming relationships surface in the award history; Scriptpro operates as an integrated manufacturer without GSA Schedule partnerships or major prime-to-prime teaming arrangements.