Honorable Service FOR Those Who Serve
Forcibus Enterprises is a SBA-certified SDVOSB delivering commissary support and medical supply solutions for the Department of Defense, Health and Human Services, federal commissaries, Veterans Affairs healthcare facilities & The Federal Bureau of Prisons.
Certified SDVOSB through 2029
CAGE 14U76
Registered August 19, 2025
IDIQ · BPA · Task & delivery orders
Mission-ready products FOR the people who serve our nation.
From Supply & Support services to federal correctional operations and Veterans Affairs healthcare settings, we help our customers simplify implementation and reduce mission risk — with superior products, exacting standards, responsive execution, and veteran‑led accountability. Agencies served include the Department of Defense, Department of War, Department of Health and Human Services, Department of Housing and Urban Development, Bureau of Prisons, Department of Homeland Security, and the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Registered, certified and ready for award.
SBA VetCert Status
Certified SDVOSB · 05/15/2026 – 05/15/2029
Unique Entity ID (UEI)
M573PQ5N1D23
CAGE Code
14U76
SAM.gov Registration
August 19, 2025
Primary NAICS
424410 · 424490 · 424990 · 311999 · 424210 · 423450 · 423850 · 339113 · 325611 · 493110 · 541614
Additional NAICS
89xx · 65xx · 85xx · 79xx
Product Service Codes
8950 · 8940 · 8520 · 8540 · 8530
Entity Type / Established
LLC · 2025
An integrated portfolio of supplies, services and support.
Structured to support Government-defined outcomes, measurable performance standards, quality assurance surveillance, delivery requirements and mission-continuity objectives — furnished under prime contracts, task or delivery orders, blanket purchase agreements, indefinite-delivery vehicles or defined SDVOSB subcontract work packages.
DoW / Defense Commissary —
Non-Perishable Products & Ancillary Services
Shelf-stable resale and support items for the Defense Commissary Agency (DeCA) and DoW/DoD commissary channels: dry grocery, beverages, health & beauty, household, pet, snacks, condiments, and other non-perishable brand-name and non-brand-name resale categories (DeCA resale contracting). Ancillary supply-chain support includes kitting, case-pack, labeling, warehouse hold, VMI, and store-level replenishment. Forcibus does not bid fresh meat, produce, dairy, or other perishable market-ready commodities as a core line. DeCA small-business outreach: [email protected].
BOP Commissary —
Non-Perishable Products & Ancillary Services
Approved non-perishable resale for Federal Bureau of Prisons Trust Fund commissaries and related subsistence support: shelf-stable foods, beverages and drink mixes, hygiene and health items, religious and specialty goods, and general merchandise consistent with BOP commissary lists and BPA/resale vehicles (NAICS 424990 / 311999 pathways). Performance posture: nationwide delivery windows, firm pricing, electronic order/invoice readiness; no perishable cold-chain as a core offering. Complements institutional food-service non-perishable subsistence buys at individual BOP facilities.
Health Care & Medical Supplies —
Non-Surgical Items + Supply-Chain Support
COTS non-surgical health-related commercial products for VA, DoD/MHS, and institutional buyers: OTC and sundries, incontinence and personal-care products, household and institutional first-aid, nonsurgical bandages and wound-care consumables, antiseptics, diagnostic consumables (e.g., strips, specimen supplies), gloves and PPE consumables, nutritionals and micronutrient fortification adjuncts, and home-health consumables. Ancillary support: kitting, VMI, warehousing, order fulfillment, and supply-and-value-chain management (NAICS 541614 / GSA SIN 541614SVC / 4PL). Explicitly out of scope: prescription drugs, controlled substances, surgical instruments, implantable devices, operating-room capital equipment, detention operations, and medical staffing. Channels include FSS / ECAT / DAPA-adjacent distribution teaming.
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Agency support across Commissary, Health Care and Medical Supplies
Positioned to support market research, sources-sought notices, requests for information, solicitations, task and delivery orders, prime-contract requirements and qualified SDVOSB subcontracting opportunities.
Department of Defense / Department of War
Health & Human Services / Federal Health Systems
Department of Justice / Federal Bureau of Prisons
Department of Veterans Affairs & State Veterans Homes
VA medical centers, outpatient clinics, Community Living Centers, domiciliary and residential care: service and medical supply.
Built to plug into prime supply chains.
We partner federal primes whose active awards, acquisition vehicles and subcontracting plans align with our capabilities. Representative partners below; award status and supplier-registration procedures are verified through SAM.gov, USAspending.gov and each prime’s small-business liaison office.
BOP COMMISSARY
- KBR
- Amentum
- Fluor
- V2X
- Leidos
- Serco
- SAIC
- GDIT
DEFENSE COMMISSARY
- Sysco
- US Foods
- Performance Food Group
- McLane Company
- Keefe Group
- Union Supply Group
- Aramark
- Trinity Services Group
HEALTH CARE & MEDICAL SUPPLIES
- Leidos
- Optum
- TriWest Healthcare Alliance
- QTC Medical Services
- McKesson
- Cardinal Health
- Medline Industries
- Sodexo
- Aramark
- McKesson
- Cardinal Health
- Medline Industries
- Owens & Minor
- Cencora
- BD
- Baxter
- Option Care Health
Veteran-led. Compliance-first. Accountable execution.
Performance-Based Execution
Aligned to performance work statements, statements of objectives, acceptable quality levels, delivery schedules, KPIs and quality assurance surveillance plans.
Quality & Traceability
Disciplined sourcing, certification verification, lot traceability, documentation, inspection support and corrective-action processes.
Mission Continuity & Responsiveness
Scalable supply, service, surge and continuity capability across recurring, contingency, remote, CONUS, OCONUS, shipboard, healthcare and correctional requirements.
Reduced Interface Risk
Commissary support, fortification R&D and medical supply coordination delivered through clearly defined work packages.
Prime or Subcontract Performance
Performance as a prime contractor or qualified SDVOSB subcontractor under task orders, delivery orders, IDIQs, BPAs and other acquisition vehicles.
Federal Contracting Value
Fair and reasonable value, reduced execution risk, resilient supply chains and contribution to SDVOSB prime and subcontracting goals.
A controls-based approach with audit-ready evidence.
Contract-specific quality management aligned to the Government’s performance work statement, quality assurance surveillance plan, acceptable quality levels, product specifications, approved-source requirements and agency reporting procedures.
Supplier Qualification & Source Control
Manufacturers, distributors and service partners evaluated for authorization status, regulatory standing, production capability, quality history and delivery performance.
Product & Certification Verification
Identity, approved-source status, specifications, shelf life, packaging, labeling and certificates of analysis or conformance verified before delivery.
Sanitation — including non‑perishable product controls
Managed to federal, state, local, installation and contract requirements including cGMPs, preventive controls, allergen and temperature controls.
Traceability & Records Management
Lot, batch, serial, shipment, receiving, inspection and distribution records supporting chain of custody, recall response and audit readiness.
Inspection, Acceptance & Surveillance
Support for first-article, source, destination and service-performance inspections with documented conformance and responsive surveillance findings.
Nonconformance & Corrective Action
Suspect product identified, segregated, documented and dispositioned with the contracting officer, including root-cause analysis and preventive action.
Dr. Frederick T. Murphy, DO, FACP, FACR
Board-certified rheumatologist · Service-disabled U.S. Army veteran · Former Chief of Rheumatology, Brooke Army Medical Center · Clinical Assistant Professor of Rheumatology
Dr. Murphy’s leadership provides Forcibus Enterprises with a mission-focused combination of military medical service, physician executive judgment, clinical operations experience, scientific oversight and disciplined performance accountability relevant to federal healthcare, nutrition, research and development and institutional support requirements.
His clinical experience spans diagnostic assessment, treatment planning, medication and infusion-therapy oversight, multidisciplinary care coordination, patient-safety monitoring and quality improvement across military, hospital, ambulatory and specialty-care environments.
His research portfolio includes service as Principal Investigator or Sub-Investigator in more than 500 Phase I–IV clinical trials — protocol implementation, study-team oversight, investigational-product accountability, adverse-event reporting, regulatory coordination and inspection readiness under Good Clinical Practice and federal regulatory requirements.
U.S. Army
Service-disabled veteran
BAMC
Former Chief of Rheumatology
WRAMC
WRAMC affiliation
500+
Phase I–IV clinical trials