WASHINGTON HOSPITAL CENTER CORPORATION

Washington Hospital Center Corporation delivers critical utility and clinical services to federal healthcare facilities, with deep expertise in steam and air-conditioning systems operations for large-scale medical campuses. The contractor provides mission-critical thermal energy infrastructure, ensuring uninterrupted heating, sterilization, and environmental control for Veterans Affairs medical centers, demonstrating specialized knowledge in utility plant management, boiler systems, and HVAC integration within regulated healthcare environments. Additionally, the organization supports direct clinical services, including oral surgery and surgical training programs for the National Institutes of Health, reflecting advanced capability in coordinating high-acuity medical operations within federal research and care settings. Their ability to sustain complex utility systems while concurrently delivering specialized clinical support distinguishes them as a dual-capability provider uniquely positioned at the intersection of infrastructure and patient care. The contractor maintains a strong, sustained relationship with the Department of Veterans Affairs, consistently supplying essential steam utility services across multiple Washington, D.C.-area VA medical centers, and has also delivered ground transportation support under modified contract options. A single award from the Department of Health and Human Services underscores their capacity to support NIH research missions through surgical training and clinical service delivery, indicating a trusted, long-term partnership with federal health agencies focused on operational continuity. Their primary focus lies in NAICS 221330 (steam and air-conditioning supply) and 622110 (general medical and surgical hospitals), positioning them as a specialized provider of healthcare infrastructure and clinical support services. They serve the federal healthcare market not as a general contractor, but as a mission-critical operator of essential utilities and clinical programs within institutional medical environments. As a nonprofit corporation headquartered in Washington, D.C., the entity operates under a standard corporate structure with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic footprint is centered on federal healthcare installations in the National Capital Region, where they function as a reliable, locally embedded provider of high-reliability services to government health and veteran care systems.