Allegiance Mobility Inc.

Allegiance Mobility Inc., a service-disabled veteran-owned small business, supplies patient mobility devices—primarily STAIRGLIDE stair lifts, ramps, and lift equipment—to the Department of Veterans Affairs as a prime contractor exclusively on full-and-open, firm fixed-price purchase orders and Federal Supply Schedule contracts. The company is veteran-owned and service-disabled veteran-owned certified through November 2028, headquartered in Huntersville, North Carolina, and operates with no subcontract footprint; all 24 federal awards in the recent source data are primes.

Allegiance Mobility's customer base is entirely concentrated within the Veterans Health Administration. The three named Veterans Integrated Service Networks account for 100% of awards: VISN 2 dominates volume with 21 purchase orders totaling $399 thousand in combined potential value, VISN 12 anchors dollars with two Federal Supply Schedule contracts carrying $10.5 million in combined potential value, and VISN 8 holds one award worth $16 thousand. The divergence between award count and dollar value reflects the structure of Allegiance Mobility's business model: VISN 2 places frequent, lower-value purchase orders for individual mobility devices or small batches, while VISN 12 awarded two multi-year GSA Federal Supply Schedule vehicles with $5.5 million and $5 million ceilings respectively, running through May 31, 2031. These FSS contracts cover patient mobility devices (FSS-65-II-F) and medical equipment and supplies (FSS-65-II-A), positioning Allegiance Mobility as a multi-agency available supplier; however, recent ordering activity remains routed through VISN 2.

Representative prime work includes a $36,655 purchase order from VISN 2 for a prosthetic stairlift (September 23, 2026), a $34,043 LIFT equipment purchase order from the same network (August 11, 2025), and the $5.5 million FSS-65-II-F contract from VISN 12 (June 1, 2026). Work is performed exclusively at the contractor's Huntersville facility. NAICS concentration clusters around Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing (16 awards) and Elevator and Moving Stairway Manufacturing (5 awards), with PSC coding split between Medical and Surgical Instruments, Equipment, and Supplies (18 awards) and Freight Elevators (5 awards).

Activity has grown modestly from eleven awards in 2025 to thirteen in 2026, though the source data window spans only July 2025 to September 2026. Four awards carrying $96 thousand in combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, exposing minimal recompete risk given the FSS ceiling contracts anchoring the dollars and extending through 2031. The combined potential value across all 24 awards stands at $10.9 million, with only $415 thousand obligated to date—reflecting the heavy reliance on ceiling vehicles and purchase-order-driven ordering patterns with extended performance periods.