Surgical and Medical Instrument Manufacturing

Code 339112
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NAICS Code 339112 for Surgical and Medical Instrument Manufacturing encompasses the production and procurement of sophisticated medical devices and equipment used in healthcare settings. These instruments include surgical tools, diagnostic equipment, medical imaging systems, automated medication dispensing technologies, patient mobility devices, and specialized medical procedural technologies. The category covers both the manufacturing of physical medical instruments and the procurement of advanced medical technology solutions that support clinical diagnostics, surgical procedures, and patient care management.

Federal contract awards in this category demonstrate a robust market for medical technology, with contracts ranging from $10,000 to over $700,000 and typically lasting between one to five years. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) emerged as the predominant awarding agency, consistently procuring equipment for medical centers nationwide. Frequent awardees included Olympus America, Omnicell Inc., Stryker Sales, ScriptPro USA, and various service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses. Many awards utilized Medical Equipment and Supplies Federal Supply Schedule contracts, with set-aside designations primarily favoring service-disabled veteran-owned and small businesses. Procurement locations spanned multiple VA medical centers across states like California, Texas, Florida, and Illinois.

Recent federal contract opportunities within this NAICS code focused on acquiring specialized medical technologies for various healthcare institutions. The Indian Health Service and Department of Veterans Affairs predominately sought equipment including ultrasound probe disinfection systems, surgical suction devices, point-of-care testing solutions, ophthalmological imaging equipment, and robotic surgical systems. Opportunities consistently emphasized requirements for brand-specific or equivalent medical technologies, with detailed technical specifications and integration capabilities. Performance locations included medical facilities in New Mexico, Arizona, North Carolina, and California, reflecting a nationwide demand for advanced medical instrumentation across federal healthcare systems.

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