Sparrow Health System

Sparrow Health System, through its Sparrow Occupational Health Services Division, is a Lansing, Michigan-based non-profit hospital system that delivers occupational health medical exams, surveillance testing, and hazard-exposure screening to the Michigan Army National Guard as a prime contractor on full-and-open competitive BPAs and as a federal grant sub-recipient on public health programs. The division operates as a healthcare provider classified under primary NAICS 621999 (Offices of All Other Miscellaneous Health Practitioners) and competes without set-aside designation across its federal footprint.

Sparrow's federal work concentrates heavily on military occupational health. The Michigan National Guard accounts for 100% of the combined potential value in the source data across 16 prime contract awards, with a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA W912JB20A0005) serving as the parent vehicle for seven task orders totaling $650 thousand combined potential value since 2022. Most recently, Sparrow held the newly awarded single-award BPA W912JB26AA001 with the Michigan National Guard beginning May 29, 2026, with a $990 thousand ceiling extending through May 28, 2031 and supporting approximately 300 Michigan Army National Guard personnel, including soldiers and dual-status technicians, for medical surveillance and testing in Lansing. Representative task orders include a $156 thousand June 2026 BPA call for job-related medical exams and occupational health services to technicians potentially exposed to health hazards, a $100 thousand June 2025 task order for medical exams and testing supporting hazard-exposure surveillance, and a $110 thousand March 2024 task order for medical exams and testing of soldiers involved in hazardous situations. All BPA calls allow flexible testing protocols — any combination of selected tests rather than a fixed test battery — and carry firm fixed-price ceilings that cannot be exceeded.

Beyond occupational health contracting, Sparrow acts as a federal grant sub-recipient on public health and disaster-relief programs. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, the State of Michigan, and the Federal Emergency Management Agency collectively account for the remaining work in the source data. Sparrow holds sub-awards for opioid detection and enhanced toxicological screening through the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (most recently October 2025), carries state of Michigan grant sub-awards for unnamed public-health work (most recent May 13, 2026), and received FEMA sub-awards on unspecified financial assistance programs (eight awards in the source). In August 2024, Sparrow received a prime community project funding grant from the Healthcare Systems Bureau for $1 million (ultimate completion July 31, 2025) to upgrade access control and security systems across four rural community hospitals — three critical access hospitals and one small rural referral hospital — within the Sparrow Health System network.

Award activity has been modest and episodic: one award in 2022, four in 2023, three in 2024, four in 2025, and three in 2026 year-to-date. Only one award ($156 thousand from the Michigan National Guard BPA call) faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal near-term recompete exposure on the occupational health contract side. The single-award nature of the Michigan National Guard BPA, combined with Sparrow's operational location in Lansing and embedded occupational health clinical capability, creates high switching cost for the Michigan Guard's occupational health program.