FCC Petersburg Comp Medical JOFOC June FY 2026

The Federal Bureau of Prisons, under the Department of Justice, is proceeding with a sole-source justification for comprehensive medical services at the Federal Correctional Complex in Hopewell, Virginia, for the period of June 1, 2026, through June 30, 2026, with an estimated value of $450,000. This interim acquisition, authorized under 41 U.S.C. § 3304(a)(1) and FAR 6.103-1(b), is necessary to ensure uninterrupted medical, dental, and mental health care for the inmate population while a competitive indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract is being prepared. NaphCare Inc., the incumbent contractor, is the sole source selected due to its established network of pre-credentialed clinical staff, existing security clearances, and seamless continuity of care, which would be disrupted by a competitive bidding process. The procurement relies on Medicare benchmark pricing standards and firm-fixed-unit-price purchase orders to maintain fiscal control. All providers must complete full security clearance investigations within 30 days of contract start, with an additional 30-day processing window required before onsite service can begin. The contract is structured as a one-month interim measure with no option periods, explicitly serving as a bridge until a full and open competition is conducted under an IDIQ framework. No clause listings, evaluation factors, inspection criteria, or offeror certifications are included, as the document is a justification for non-competitive procurement rather than a solicitation. The contracting office is located in Grand Prairie, Texas, with Richard Hammond serving as the primary point of contact, while performance is focused entirely at the Hopewell, Virginia facility.