Hayne JR Van B

Hayne JR Van B is a sole proprietorship registered to receive federal contract awards since March 15, 2016. The entity primarily provides medical consulting and independent case review services to the Social Security Administration (SSA) in support of its Retirement and Medical Assistance (RMA) programs, particularly focusing on disability determinations. As a registered vendor in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov), Hayne JR Van B is positioned to continue receiving federal contracts through August 26, 2025, when its current registration expires.

The vendor's contract history reveals a consistent pattern of providing specialized medical services to the SSA's Region 4, which includes Birmingham, Alabama. Hayne JR Van B has been awarded multiple call orders against a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) for services such as physical medical examinations, evaluations of functional limitations, and advisory services to assist the SSA's disability determination process. These awards, ranging from $15,240 to $142,430, have been issued on a firm-fixed-price basis without any set-aside designations. The work typically involves independent case reviews, examinations and analysis, and regional medical consultant activities, all aimed at supporting the SSA's physical residual functional capacity assessments and broader RMA programs.

Hayne JR Van B holds a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) with the Social Security Administration, identified as 28321321AC0440002. This BPA, awarded on February 10, 2021, has a ceiling value of $1 million and extends through December 31, 2025. It serves as the primary vehicle through which the SSA procures regional medical advisor services from Hayne JR Van B for Region 4, centered in Birmingham, Alabama. The BPA encompasses a range of medical consultant services, including independent case reviews, examinations and analysis, and regional medical consultant activities, all focused on physical medicine to support the SSA's disability determination processes and Retirement and Medical Assistance programs. This single-award agreement allows the SSA to maintain a consistent service provider for its regional-level administration of benefits programs, with no set-aside provisions applied to either the BPA or its subsequent task orders.