Norman Zukowsky

Norman Zukowsky, a sole proprietorship based in San Francisco, California, provides independent medical consultant services to the Social Security Administration, reviewing disability claim case files to support SSA's disability determination process under the Regional Medical Consultants blanket purchase agreement program. Zukowsky competes on full-and-open (non-set-aside) BPA calls exclusively with the SSA and has held a single-award BPA since April 2021 with a $3.77 million ceiling, structured to issue recurring task orders for 250 to 300 independent case file reviews per call. The vendor's work falls under NAICS offices of physicians and medical consultation services (PSC Medical- Medical/Psychiatric Consultation).

Zukowsky's customer concentration is absolute. The Social Security Administration accounts for 32 of 33 awards (97% of awards) and $6.5 million of combined potential value across the entire footprint. All work is performed as a prime contractor (100% of awards); there are no subcontract engagements. The underlying single-award BPA vehicle (28321321AC0940004) has anchored ten task orders carrying $565 thousand in combined potential value, while two other SSA regional medical consultant BPAs (SS091140032 and SS09164C057) together account for seventeen task orders valued at $1.942 million. Task orders issued under these vehicles range from approximately $39 thousand to $112.7 thousand and typically require 250 to 300 case file reviews per call, with completion dates generally falling six to twelve months after award.

Activity has remained modest but consistent over the past five years — one award in 2022, one in 2023, two in 2024, three in 2025, and one in 2026. Combined potential value across all 33 awards stands at $6.7 million, with $2.8 million obligated to date (42% coverage). The recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal: one award with ultimate completion in the target window carries combined potential value of $79 thousand. Zukowsky's footprint reflects a stable, long-term regional medical consulting relationship with a single federal agency, with no growth trajectory, no multi-agency diversification, and no leverage of federal IT or contract vehicles beyond SSA's medical consultant BPA network.