Medical Equipment and Supplies Manufacturing

Code 3391
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NAICS Category 3391 (Medical Equipment and Supplies Manufacturing) encompasses the production of specialized medical devices, diagnostic equipment, surgical instruments, and healthcare-related supplies. This category includes manufacturers producing a wide range of products such as surgical appliances, medical diagnostic tools, patient care equipment, and advanced medical technology systems. The products are designed to support medical diagnostics, patient treatment, surgical procedures, and healthcare monitoring across various medical disciplines.

Federal Contract Awards in this category demonstrate significant investment in medical technology, with typical contract values ranging from $50,000 to over $500,000. Frequent awardees include specialized medical equipment manufacturers like Stryker, ABIOMED, Welch Allyn, and Lovell Government Services. The Department of Veterans Affairs consistently appears as a primary funding agency, often utilizing Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) and total small business set-asides. Common performance locations include VA medical centers across the United States, with contracts frequently supporting equipment upgrades, replacements, and technological advancements in medical facilities.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities predominantly focus on acquiring specialized medical equipment such as surgical lights, patient positioning systems, compression devices, imaging equipment, and diagnostic instruments. The Indian Health Service, Department of Veterans Affairs, and Department of Defense emerge as key soliciting agencies, with procurement activities spanning locations including Fort Bliss, Texas; Loma Linda, California; and various VA medical centers nationwide. Opportunities consistently emphasize requirements for new, manufacturer-authorized equipment, strict technical specifications, installation services, training, and comprehensive warranty coverage. Many solicitations incorporate brand-name or equal provisions, demonstrating a preference for advanced, proven medical technologies that meet precise clinical specifications.

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