JJDAC, LLC

JJDAC, LLC specializes in ambulance services under federal agreements, delivering critical emergency medical transportation and related operational support to government-funded programs. Their core capability centers on the execution of non-emergency and emergency medical transport services, particularly in contexts involving federal beneficiary populations such as Unaccompanied Alien Children (UAC) under HHS oversight. The contractor operates with a focus on payment reconciliation and invoice resolution for services rendered under prior contractual arrangements, indicating proficiency in claims processing, billing compliance, and documentation integrity within federally regulated healthcare logistics. Their technical expertise includes adherence to Medicaid/Medicare transport protocols, regulatory reporting standards, and service validation frameworks required for federal reimbursement systems. A key differentiator is their ability to manage complex payment workflows tied to federal grant obligations, ensuring continuity of care and financial accountability in high-stakes public health environments. The contractor’s primary agency relationship is with the Department of Health and Human Services, where they have provided ambulance services under specific program agreements, notably supporting UAC-related care coordination. Their work reflects a niche focus on resolving outstanding financial obligations for medical transport services, suggesting an established operational rhythm with HHS program offices and fiscal intermediaries. JJDAC, LLC operates under NAICS 621910, which defines ambulance services as the provision of emergency and non-emergency patient transport via ground or air vehicles, including medical supervision and equipment. Their market positioning is specialized within federal healthcare logistics, particularly in post-incident payment resolution and service validation for vulnerable populations. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Gallup, New Mexico, JJDAC, LLC maintains a localized operational footprint with no disclosed federal certifications. Their presence is anchored in serving federal healthcare mandates within rural and underserved regions, leveraging proximity and community-based logistics to meet program-specific transport requirements.