FCI Ashland Comp Medical JOFOC June FY 2026

The U.S. Department of Justice, through the Bureau of Prisons at FCI Ashland in Kentucky, has issued a sole-source, non-competitive procurement for comprehensive medical services covering the period of June 1–30, 2026, with an estimated value of $294,000. The contract supports the delivery of inpatient and outpatient care, dental services, mental health treatment, and specialty referrals—including Mobile MRI, cardiology, orthopedic surgery, urology, psychiatry, optometry, physical therapy, and general surgery—to the inmate population, ensuring uninterrupted medical operations. The procurement was awarded to the incumbent contractor, Seven Corners, Inc., under FAR 13.101-3(b), citing operational urgency and the necessity to maintain continuity of care without service disruption, as no time was available for a competitive process. The performance location is exclusively at FCI Ashland, with services also coordinated through a network of local providers in the surrounding area. The contract, solicited under number 06012026P0102, was posted on April 28, 2026, and digitally signed the same day by Contracting Officer Richard Hammond based in Grand Prairie, Texas. No formal evaluation factors, pricing line items, or detailed specifications for deliverables were provided, as the award was justified solely on the basis of incumbent capability, established patient relationships, and the absence of alternative sources capable of immediate service provision. No option periods, extended term provisions, or additional funding beyond the single-month scope were included. The Government retains full responsibility for inspection and acceptance of services on-site, with no defined quality standards, inspection criteria, packaging requirements, or invoicing procedures specified beyond general reliance on purchase order mechanisms. No representations, certifications, or socioeconomic status information for the contractor were disclosed, and no special clauses, personnel requirements, or compliance obligations beyond the sole-source justification were outlined. This action is interim in nature, intended to bridge medical service continuity while a competitive contract for comprehensive medical services is developed for future periods.