SCL Health - Montana

SCL Health - Montana, doing business as SCL Health Pharmacy Services - Medical Arts Pharmacy, is a non-profit healthcare provider subsidiary of IHC Health Services Inc. (Intermountain Healthcare) that delivers women's health and maternal care services to Native American populations as a prime contractor to the Indian Health Service. The vendor competes exclusively in full-and-open federal procurements with no set-aside designations; 100% of its recent awards are prime contracts issued without set-asides, reflecting its competitive positioning within tribal healthcare markets.

SCL Health - Montana's federal footprint is narrowly concentrated in IHS procurement. The top customer by both award count and potential value is the Department of Health and Human Services Indian Health Service, which accounts for 53 awards (71% of all recent awards) and $22.5 million in combined potential value—representing 99% of the vendor's total federal potential across all agencies. Smaller activity includes three awards from the Corporation for National and Community Service and two from the Department of Veterans Affairs. Customer concentration is extreme and agency-derived revenue is almost entirely IHS-dependent.

Capability work centers on women's health services, primarily certified nurse-midwife clinics and mobile mammography screening for the Northern Cheyenne Service Unit in Lame Deer and Billings, Montana. Recent representative awards include a March 2026 delivery order for women's health services (base obligated amount $127,178.48, aggregate $262,020.72, ceiling $134,842.24) issued under a single-award IDC; an August 2025 purchase order for mobile mammography services valued at $456,000 across a base year plus four option years (September 2025 through August 2030) with screening visits scheduled at Crow Agency, Lodge Grass, and Pryor clinics; and a July 2024 purchase order for certified nurse-midwife services valued at $107,700 for six months at the Northern Cheyenne Service Unit. The vendor holds two active indefinite delivery contracts with IHS: a single-award IDC valued at $717,267.20 through January 2030 for certified nurse-midwife and support staff services, and a multiple-award IDC valued at $1,116,752 through September 2027 authorizing midwife clinic task orders.

Activity remains sparse and episodic. The vendor recorded four awards in 2021, three in 2022, one in 2024, three in 2025, and one in 2026 (the March 2026 women's health services delivery order). Combined dollars obligated stand at $19.3 million against a combined potential value of $22.8 million (85% obligated). Two awards (combined potential value $492 thousand) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting modest recompete exposure. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor with no subcontract activity in its federal portfolio, limiting teaming and sub engagement.