Patient Mobility Devices (FSS-65-II-F)

This Master GSA Schedule, established by the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 12 on April 15, 2005, is no longer available for new orders—the last date to order closed on May 14, 2025, and the vehicle carries no set-aside restrictions. The schedule has fully obligated its $891.3 million combined potential value across 10,000 task orders spanning 20 product categories: power wheelchairs, manual wheelchairs, scooters, walkers, wheelchair accessories and parts, commode chairs, cushions, tires, anti-tip devices, portable and threshold ramps, canes, crutches, grab bars, oxygen tank holders, shower aids, transport lifts, stairlifts, and modular ramps.

Ordering momentum has declined sharply since the vehicle reached maturity. Annual awards peaked at 3,319 orders in 2024, then dropped to 2,909 orders in 2025 and 789 orders through mid-July 2026, reflecting the approaching and then-passed order deadline. The most recent task orders, awarded through July 14, 2026, continue to fund individual power wheelchair and mobility equipment deliveries to veterans, typically valued between $15,000 and $45,000, with a small number of larger van-conversion orders reaching up to $115,232.

Market concentration among primes is pronounced. Permobil Inc. holds $315.9 million across 17,798 orders—more than one-third of all potential value. Pride Mobility Products Corporation ranks second with $110 million across 12,321 orders, and Homecare Products, Inc. third with $67.5 million across 11,000 orders. These three firms control roughly 66 percent of the schedule's combined potential value. The remaining 141 primes—including Sunrise Medical, 101 Mobility, and DME Services—operate at a much smaller scale.

Customer concentration is similarly high. Veterans Integrated Service Network 6 accounts for approximately $110.3 million across 9,111 orders, Veterans Integrated Service Network 7 for $64.7 million across 7,506 orders, and Veterans Integrated Service Network 10 for $64.3 million across 6,064 orders. All orders across the vehicle are unrestricted; approximately 89 percent of task orders carry no small business set-aside designation, with the remainder split among HUBZone, service-disabled veteran-owned small business, and woman-owned small business categories.

Wheelchairs, scooters, walkers