Agfa Healthcare Corporation

Agfa Healthcare Corporation, doing business as Agfa II Acquisition Corp, operates as a foreign-owned manufacturer of medical imaging systems and healthcare IT solutions selling PACS (Picture Archiving and Communications System) hardware, software, maintenance services, and dose monitoring equipment directly to the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Defense Health Agency, and the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor with no subcontractor engagement on SCI-reportable work. The company competes exclusively in full-and-open procurements with no small-business set-asides across its federal portfolio.

Agfa's capability footprint centers on enterprise medical imaging infrastructure: Picture Archiving and Communications Systems including workstations, storage, software upgrades, and radiology solutions; radiation dose monitoring systems (DoseMonitor, NexDose, REM Registry); system maintenance and preventive maintenance services; and capital equipment distribution. Representative work includes a $10.84 million PACS maintenance services purchase order through February 2031 with VA Veterans Integrated Service Network 22 in California; a $14.49 million AGFA PACS sustainment definitive contract with VISN 19 extending through July 2029, valued at $2.2 million in SCI-reported invoicing in FY2024; a $777,929.75 sole-source definitive contract awarded April 2026 for DoseMonitor aggregation and REM Registry enterprise dose management software licenses and maintenance across 27 VA Medical Centers with base and four optional one-year periods through April 2031; and a $399,671.16 single-award indefinite-delivery contract with VISN 16 for NexDose Monitoring System support across Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, and Texas processing 200,000 to 225,000 medical examinations annually.

Customer concentration is extremely narrow and defense-centric. The top five customers account for 98% of combined potential value, dominated by the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Medical (DLA-TSM), which anchors 1,168 awards valued at $8.97 billion—roughly 94% of Agfa's entire federal portfolio. The VA system trails far behind: VA VISN 12 places 199 awards worth $204.2 million, VA VISN 22 has 125 awards valued at $116.6 million, and VA National Acquisition Center accounts for 114 awards at $65 million. This divergence between award count and dollar value reflects DLA-TSM's high-volume task order model feeding a dominant single IDIQ vehicle.

Agfa's positioning anchors almost entirely on the Digital Imaging Network - Picture Archiving and Communications System (DIN-PACS), a Defense Health Agency multiple-award indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract. The vendor holds 266 task orders valued at $158.5 million under DIN-PACS proper, but exposure extends through subordinate vehicles: the DLA-VA NAC Radiology and Imaging Systems Program vehicle carries 358 task orders at $2.3 million combined value, Indefinite Delivery Contract SPM2D111D8303 holds 276 task orders at $114.3 million, and SPM2D113D8303 carries 354 task orders at $958 thousand. This vehicle concentration reflects Agfa's role as a preferred PACS provider within the federal medical imaging ecosystem.

Activity shows sustained but modest volume. Agfa placed 24 awards in both 2025 and 2026 year-to-date, compared to 63 in 2024, 24 in 2023, and 31 in 2022—a pattern of delivery order churn rather than organic growth. Recompete exposure within the next twenty-four months spans 34 awards valued at $17.5 million—low absolute exposure but concentrated in high-touch relationship maintenance. The vendor operates 100% as prime; no sub-awards appear in the source.

SCI-reported service contract invoicing totaled $20.3 million across fiscal years 2022–2025, with FY2025 carrying $11.5 million across 5.1 FTEs (roughly double the prior year), FY2024 at $3.5 million across 1.3 FTEs, and FY2023 at $5.4 million across 1.4 FTEs. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable work ranged from a 10th-percentile floor of $705.70 per hour to a median of $1,507.67 per hour to a 90th-percentile ceiling of $3,225.14 per hour—tier-appropriate for technical field service and system integration labor. Agfa self-performs all SCI-reportable labor with zero subcontractor engagement.

Agfa's federal footprint is narrow, specialized, and heavily dependent on sustained VA and DLA-TSM task order flow through mature DIN-PACS and related radiology imaging vehicles. The company operates as a sole-source supplier in radiation dose management (sole-source DoseMonitor award) and as a qualified PACS incumbent across multiple VISNs, positioning it as a low-displacement supplier to the established VA/DHA imaging ecosystem rather than a competitive threat to prime integrators.