Texas Medical Center

Texas Medical Center is a parent organization registered to receive federal contract and grant awards from the U.S. government. The company has been awarded both federal contracts and grants, with its most recent contract award occurring on December 28, 2021, and its most recent grant award on June 1, 2018. Texas Medical Center primarily provides services related to parking spaces and medical supplies to federal agencies. While specific background information about the organization is not provided, it appears to be a large medical complex or healthcare system based in Texas, likely offering a wide range of medical services and research facilities.

Recent federal contract awards to Texas Medical Center have focused on two main areas: parking spaces and COVID-19 testing supplies. The company has secured multiple contracts with the Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Research Service to provide official-use government parking spaces at the Children's Nutrition Research Center Garage #9 in Houston, Texas. These contracts include a five-year agreement worth $46,260 for seven parking spaces and a separate contract for six parking spaces valued at $13,608. Additionally, Texas Medical Center received a contract from the Department of Veterans Affairs' Veterans Integrated Service Network 17 to supply COVID-19 test swab kits, with a ceiling value of $68,053.36. All of these contracts were awarded as purchase orders without any set-aside designations, indicating that Texas Medical Center competed for these opportunities in the open market. The company appears to serve as the prime contractor on these awards, with no mention of major subcontractors or partners.