Acuity International Secures $499 million Single-Award CBP Medical Support Services Contract

Acuity International has been awarded a single-award indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract by U.S. Customs and Border Protection with a ceiling value of $499 million, the company said in a PR Newswire announcement on October 15, 2026. The Reston, Virginia-based government services contractor will provide comprehensive medical support services to the agency.

Acuity's Medical Services for CBP

Under the contract, Acuity International will deliver medical examinations, fitness testing, drug testing, laboratory services, medical review officer services, medical consultations, scheduling and case management, quality assurance, reporting, invoicing, transition support, and related administrative services. As the sole awardee, the company will provide the personnel, management, systems, facilities, equipment, materials, and operational oversight necessary to support CBP's workforce readiness and mission requirements.

"This award reflects the trust federal agencies place in Acuity's ability to deliver high-quality, scalable healthcare solutions," said Tony Corbi, Chief Executive Officer of Acuity International. "We are honored to support U.S. Customs and Border Protection by ensuring its workforce has access to the medical and occupational health services essential to operational readiness."

Jeff Shipe, Vice President and General Manager of Global Health Solutions at Acuity International, said the contract strengthens the company's commitment to sustaining the health, readiness and resilience of the federal workforce. "We look forward to partnering with CBP to deliver reliable, mission-focused services that help protect those who serve our country," Shipe said.

Acuity's Recent Product Launches

According to akta.pro company records, Acuity International released Federal Mariners Occupational Health Services and First Responder/Firefighter Health & Wellness Screening products in June 2025, broadening its addressable occupational health segments. The same records show the company launched new use-case offerings across renewable energy, advanced nuclear, and disaster recovery verticals in 2025, expanding beyond traditional government services. Acuity International has delivered projects worth more than $10 billion across various industries, according to the same records.

What Comes Next for Acuity

The contract was announced on October 15, 2026. Acuity International will provide the services under the IDIQ contract to support CBP's workforce readiness and mission requirements.