USAMMA Sets Kits and Outfit Assemblages

The Department of the Army Medical Command awarded a Master IDIQ on May 5, 2019 to supply medical, surgical, pharmaceutical, dental, laboratory, and veterinary equipment and material sets (SKOs) for Army medical units, nonmedical units, and medical support programs, with an ordering period that closed on May 4, 2024. The vehicle is now closed to new orders.

The Master IDIQ carried a shared ceiling of $225 million. Across 276 task orders issued from May 2019 through August 2024, the portfolio obligated $66.5 million, representing 100 percent of the combined task-order potential value. Order volume declined sharply in recent years—from 66 orders in 2020 and 60 in 2021 to 41 in 2022, 31 in 2023, and only 10 in 2024—signaling wind-down activity after the ordering deadline passed.

Task orders procure standardized and customized medical equipment sets by SKO designation: combat medic sets (246C), ground ambulance sets (256C), air ambulance sets (257C), chemical agent patient decontamination sets (258C), tactical combat medical care sets (269C), tool kits (8008, 8009), water distribution and quality sets (107E and custom variants), and holistic health and fitness sets for physical therapy, occupational therapy, and registered dietitian support. Recent orders also address SKO shortages and include specialized support items such as prolonged care augmentation detachments and medical materiel sets for surgical procedures and orthopedic care. All 276 orders carried no set-aside designation.

Four prime contractors hold 100 percent of awards. NAR Medical Depot, LLC leads with 108 orders valued at $26.3 million combined potential; The Lighthouse For The Blind follows with 101 orders at $20.3 million; American Purchasing Services, LLC holds 49 orders at $18.2 million; and Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc. accounts for 18 orders at $1.7 million. Two customer agencies placed orders: Department of the Army Medical Command issued 211 orders valued at $56.1 million combined potential, and Defense Health Agency issued 65 orders at $10.4 million combined potential. Task-order values range from under $2,000 to over $3.9 million, with individual order ceilings typically between $10,000 and $800,000. Geographic distribution spans Army installations and supply support activities across the continental United States, overseas locations including Germany and Japan, and subordinate Army Prepositioned Stocks program facilities. Place of performance includes Fort Bragg, Fort Campbell, Fort Carson, Fort Detrick, Fort Riley, and Fort Wayne, among other domestic and OCONUS locations.

The United States Army Medical Research Acquisition Activity (USAMRAA) has awarded a Master IDIQ in support of the U.S. Army Medical Materiel Agency (USAMMA) to supply medical, surgical, pharmaceutical, dental, laboratory, veterinary equipment and material sets for the U.S. Army medical units, nonmedical units and medical support programs with SKOs assemblages requirement.