Adaptive Driving Alliance, LLC

Adaptive Driving Alliance, LLC, doing business as ADA, operates as a prime contractor providing wheelchair-accessible van conversions and adaptive driving equipment to the Department of Veterans Affairs across multiple regional networks. The company competes on full-and-open basis—no set-aside designations appear across its prime award footprint—and holds a $28.9 million multiple-award IDIQ contract under the GSA's Patient Mobility Devices Federal Supply Schedule (FSS-65-II-F), effective through February 2027.

ADA is a for-profit limited liability company headquartered in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, with federal contracting history dating to 2005. The vendor's primary NAICS classification is 339113 (Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing), though significant work also maps to motor vehicle body manufacturing. Recent representative work spans van conversions with wheelchair lifts, power ramps, transfer seats, and interior modifications across Veterans Integrated Service Networks (VISNs). June 2026 delivery orders from VISN 15 and VISN 16 for van conversions, each in the $37,000–$43,000 range, exemplify the typical contract volume and scope. A $231 million delivery order from VISN 6 in June 2025 and a $219 million order from VISN 17 in March 2025 represent larger individual task orders under the master IDIQ.

Customer concentration is extremely narrow and represents structural dependency. Five VISNs—VISN 1, VISN 10, VISN 2, VISN 6, and VISN 15—account for 55% of recent awards by count (846 awards, $23.7 million combined potential value). However, the dollar-value ranking diverges sharply: VISN 12, which placed only 35 orders, anchors 57% of the total potential value ($52.9 million) because it holds the master IDIQ contract. The remaining four top-dollar customers (VISN 1, VISN 10, VISN 6, VISN 2) collectively deliver $20.5 million across 599 individual task orders—a pattern of numerous small orders rather than a few large ones. ADA's entire federal business derives from the Department of Veterans Affairs; no other agencies appear in the award portfolio.

The Patient Mobility Devices schedule vehicle carries 1,243 of ADA's 1,537 total awards, generating $32.4 million in combined potential value. All delivery orders flow through this single GSA vehicle. ADA operates as 100% prime contractor; no subcontract activity appears in the source.

Activity trajectory shows growth year over year: 92 awards in 2022, rising to 141 in 2024, with 136 awards in 2025 and 50 in the first six months of 2026 (partial year). Thirty awards valued at $1.7 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing recompete exposure, though the master IDIQ extends through February 2027 and task order issuance continues at volume.

ADA's business model centers exclusively on wheelchair van conversions, adaptive seating systems (Turny seats, transfer seats, EVO configurations), and related mobility equipment for disabled veterans. The vendor manufactures or modifies vehicles and integrates specialized equipment rather than sourcing from third-party suppliers; all work is performed in-house at facilities in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, with secondary performance locations in Dallas, Texas; Lemay Township, Missouri; Omaha, Nebraska; and other VISN service areas. The company has established itself as a near-monopoly supplier for VA wheelchair van conversion work across regional networks, leveraging the master supply schedule to capture high order volume from multiple VISNs simultaneously.