HARBOR HOSPITAL, INC.

Harbor Hospital, Inc. delivers specialized medical and technical services to federal health research operations, primarily supporting the National Institute on Aging through integrated clinical and IT infrastructure solutions. Core capabilities include advanced radiology services—particularly CT imaging for clinical trial participants—and the maintenance, configuration, and repair of precision medical equipment used in research settings. The contractor also provides custom software development and broader IT support services, including system configuration, software maintenance, and equipment lifecycle management for diagnostic and imaging technologies. This unique blend of clinical care delivery and technical IT support enables Harbor Hospital to operate as a mission-critical hub for NIA’s inpatient research activities, ensuring seamless interoperability between medical devices, imaging systems, and data collection platforms. Their ability to co-locate technical engineering expertise within a licensed medical facility sets them apart as a dual-domain provider in federal health research environments. The Department of Health and Human Services is the contractor’s sole federal partner, with consistent engagement across clinical, IT, and equipment maintenance domains. Work is concentrated within NIA’s clinical unit, where Harbor Hospital functions as a trusted operational extension, delivering both patient-facing diagnostics and behind-the-scenes technical sustainment for research-critical systems. Primary industry focus is on general medical and surgical hospital services under NAICS 622110, with complementary expertise in custom programming and equipment repair that supports biomedical research infrastructure. This positions Harbor Hospital as a niche provider in the federal health research market, bridging clinical operations with the technical demands of modern clinical trials. As an 8H entity based in Baltimore, Maryland, Harbor Hospital operates as a small business with a tightly focused geographic footprint centered on federal health research facilities. While it holds no formal government certifications, its deep integration with HHS operations and proven ability to manage complex, mission-critical environments underscore its reliability in high-stakes federal healthcare delivery.