Alliant Enterprises, LLC

Alliant Enterprises, LLC, doing business as Alliant Healthcare Products, supplies surgical implants, orthopedic devices, bone grafting materials, and disposable medical supplies to the Department of Veterans Affairs and Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor operating predominantly full-and-open, without set-aside restrictions. The company is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business and Veteran-Owned Small Business headquartered in Grand Rapids, Michigan, structured as a limited liability company.

Alliant's federal footprint centers on high-volume, rapid-cycle medical supply procurement—over 36,400 awards since 2001, with 464 awards issued year-to-date in 2026. The vendor competes almost entirely as a prime (100% of awards) rather than as a subcontractor, and operates without reliance on socioeconomic set-asides, indicating sustained full-and-open competitive standing. Primary NAICS concentration sits at Medical, Dental, and Hospital Equipment and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers (29,596 awards), with secondary strength in Surgical and Medical Instrument Manufacturing and Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing. PSC footprint is dominated by Laboratory Equipment and Supplies (17,108 awards) and Imaging Equipment and Supplies (11,393 awards), with substantial Medical and Surgical Instruments, Equipment, and Supplies (6,575 awards).

Customer concentration is extreme: Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Medical anchors 28,928 awards carrying $2.59 billion in combined potential value, accounting for 79% of all awards and 44% of all combined potential value across the vendor's portfolio. The Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration represents the second tier, with Veterans Integrated Service Network 5 holding 490 awards valued at $324 million combined potential, followed by VISN 12 (159 awards, $102.6 million), VISN 17 (347 awards, $59.8 million), and VISN 6 (385 awards, $50.3 million). The top five customers account for 84% of award count and 53% of combined potential value. This concentration on DLA medical supply procurement and VA medical device delivery reflects Alliant's core business model: serving as a high-velocity distributor of specialized orthopedic implants, surgical instruments, and medical consumables through indefinite delivery vehicles rather than as a services integrator or prime on large engineering programs.

Alliant's parent vehicle position is anchored by three major DLA indefinite delivery contracts: SPE2D120D7008 (8,217 task orders, $94.5 million combined potential value), SPE2DE21D7016 (7,272 task orders, $50.3 million), and SPE2DE22D0028 (4,485 task orders, $5.1 million). The DLA Medical Capital Equipment Program carries 3,191 task orders valued at $42.5 million. On the VA side, Alliant holds a Federal Supply Schedule contract (FSS-65-II-A) for Medical Equipment and Supplies with a $9.2 million ceiling through July 31, 2030, serving the 50 states, DC, and Puerto Rico with wound therapy products (Vashe, UrgoTul, compression systems) and specialized grafts (AmnioGraft, Prokera, Clarix amniotic membranes) under Special Item Numbers A-19 and A-20(c), with standard 3–5 business day delivery for A-19 and overnight for A-20(c). The source also references a $90.8 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with the VA for medical and surgical hospital beds and accessories and a $4.9 million Indefinite Delivery Contract with DLA Troop Support Medical. These vehicles comprise Alliant's primary revenue mechanism: pre-positioned supply agreements enabling federal healthcare entities to place small-order delivery orders without new competition.

Recent representative awards span September 2025 through October 2026 and exemplify Alliant's operational model. Veterans Integrated Service Network 5 issued purchase orders for bill-only implants, implant-post materials, and prosthetic surgical implants (ceiling values $15,167.50 to $133,770.75, firm fixed price, no set-aside). Defense Logistics Agency Medical Supply Chain issued delivery orders for orthopedic spine implants (IDENTITI II cervical titanium spacers, 7×16×14mm; SPCR SPNL variants in multiple dimensions), fasteners (3.5mm to 6.5mm invictus spine screws, polyaxial and fixed-angle), bone grafting materials (ALPHAGRAFT DBM Fiber Plus, 10cc units), and calibration services for nanotechnology components (NANOTEC PSX and CCX-O devices, 7×10×25mm through 9×10×30mm). These delivery orders range from sub-$500 items (surgical scalpels, skin closure strips, memory boards) to mid-five-figure orders ($97,090 for bone graft bulk, $239,202.80 for a large VISN 21 prosthetics and spine fusion order), all priced fixed-price with economic price adjustment and executed with 1–4 week completion windows. Veterans Integrated Service Network 21 issued a $105,661.21 delivery order for prosthetics and implants (North Las Vegas performance) and a $51,561 purchase order for prosthetics and implants (Mather, California performance), confirming geographic distribution across VA service networks. A single $158,442.03 delivery order from VISN 5 for implant-post procurement (February 2026 completion) illustrates occasional mid-six-figure single orders, though the vendor's characteristic model is thousands of sub-$50,000 deliveries annually.

Activity has grown year over year from 4,366 awards in 2022 to 5,524 in 2024 and 6,042 in 2025, with 464 awards issued through early October 2026. The portfolio carries $5.86 billion in combined potential value against $758.5 million in obligated dollars (13% utilization), typical of indefinite delivery vehicles where ceiling values far exceed near-term obligation. Only 19 awards face ultimate completion in the next 24 months with combined potential value of $3.4 million, indicating minimal near-term recompete exposure; the bulk of the portfolio sits on long-standing DLA and VA vehicles with years of runway remaining. Subcontract engagement is negligible—one reported sub-award to Cardinal Health 200, LLC for medical/surgical equipment (December 2025), representing 0.003% of Alliant's award volume. Alliant operates as the direct prime to federal customers, not as a subcontractor.

The vendor specializes in medical equipment, surgical instruments, implants, and healthcare product supply to federal healthcare entities, with particular depth in orthopedic spine implants, bone grafting systems, and surgical disposables. Alliant has been registered in SAM.gov since August 2004, and its SDVOSB and VOSB certifications extend through September 30, 2028. The company's business model emphasizes rapid delivery cycles (often 1–4 weeks), pre-positioned inventory on federal supply vehicles, and high transaction volume across specialized medical technologies rather than on custom development, systems integration, or large-scale consulting—a posture that locks it into recurring supply relationships with DLA and VA medical networks but insulates it from services-based competitive pressure.

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