Allied Air Compressor Inc.

Allied Air Compressor Inc., doing business as Allied Hospital Systems, provides medical gas equipment installation, maintenance, and repair services to federal healthcare facilities as a prime contractor (98% of recent awards) competing under full-and-open procurement. The Glen Burnie, Maryland-based for-profit company holds a small business profile and operates as a single-award contractor with no recorded federal IDVs, GWACs, or BPAs; its work is driven by direct purchase orders and delivery orders against agency-held indefinite delivery contracts.

Customer concentration tracks heavily to healthcare and research infrastructure. The Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health Construction office accounts for 21 awards and $1.3 million combined potential value — anchored by a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (valued at $388,423.17, initially competed as a total small business set-aside, running through April 2026) that spawns routine medical gas and vacuum maintenance task orders across the NIH Clinical Center in Bethesda, Maryland. The Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 5 ranks second with 12 awards totaling $800 thousand, while the National Gallery of Art holds 2 awards worth $780 thousand for air compressor maintenance in Washington, DC. The Department of the Navy Secretary of the Navy Office of Naval Research carries 14 awards valued at $390 thousand. Together, these four customers account for 77% of recent awards and 97% of combined potential value — a concentrated, agency-centric customer base with minimal portfolio diversity.

Activity remains modest and stable year over year. The past five fiscal years show 2–5 awards annually, with two awards logged in 2026 (most recent August 19, 2026: a $25 thousand VA purchase order for medical vacuum system rental). The combined federal award portfolio totals $3.4 million in potential value, of which 95 percent is obligated. Only two awards face ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $471 thousand), presenting minimal near-term recompete risk. The vendor competes as a prime in 98% of awards and carries only one recorded sub award (a 2024 delivery order under 3D Envirologics LLC for medical air and medical vacuum systems replacement work at NIH's Clinical Research Center and Advanced Clinical Research Facility). SCI reporting shows negligible federal service-contract revenue above the $150 thousand threshold — zero invoiced revenue in FY2024–FY2025 across both prime and sub records — and fewer than 0.2 FTEs averaged across the four SCI records in the dataset, indicating that Allied's federal presence is goods-and-repair-heavy, not labor-intensive services delivery. Representative contract work includes a $445 thousand VA vacuum air compressor purchase order (August 2026), a $71.7 thousand NIH delivery order for dental vacuum pump and compressor motor replacement (August 2025), a $54.3 thousand NIH option-year delivery order for medical gas maintenance (April 2023), and a $167 thousand National Gallery of Art definitive contract for air compressor maintenance through March 2029.