American Access, Inc.

American Access, Inc., operating as American Access, is a Jackson, Tennessee-based service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) and veteran-owned small business (VOSB) that manufactures and installs modular accessibility solutions—chiefly vertical platform lifts, stair lifts, wheelchair ramps, and modular aluminum ramps—for the Department of Veterans Affairs as a prime contractor across multiple Veterans Integrated Service Networks (VISNs). The company is minority-owned and Hispanic American-owned, structured as a Subchapter S corporation, and competes predominantly under SDVOSB and VOSB set-asides on its three primary indefinite delivery contracts, each set aside for service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses and managed through the VA Technology Acquisition Center.

American Access holds three major indefinite delivery contracts with the VA totaling approximately $211 million in combined ceiling value through 2029 and 2030. The largest is a $93 million single-award IDC for modular aluminum ramps within the Western States Network Consortium (VISNs 17, 19, 20, 21, and 22) awarded in September 2024 and running through August 2029. Two additional IDCs—a $74 million North Central modular ramps contract (VISNs 9, 10, 12, 15, 16, and 23) and a $44 million delivery and installation vehicle—were awarded in June 2025 and extend through June 2030. These master vehicles enable the VA to issue thousands of individual delivery orders and purchase orders across the VA's regional networks. American Access has received well over one hundred individual task orders monthly across these IDCs, with order values ranging from approximately $300 to over $112,000. Representative named work includes a $112.1 million delivery order from VISN 6 for vertical platform lifts and stairglides (awarded January 2026); a $73.9 million delivery order from VISN 6 for custom lifts (December 2025); a $60.4 million delivery order from VISN 6 for vertical platform lifts (May 2026); and a $50.7 million purchase order from VISN 6 for stairglides, ramps, and lifts (November 2025). All work is performed under the GSA Medical Equipment and Supplies (FSS-65-II-A) and Patient Mobility Devices (FSS-65-II-F) federal supply schedules, which are set aside for service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses.

Customer concentration is extreme and exclusive to the Department of Veterans Affairs. The VA accounts for effectively 100% of American Access's federal award footprint by customer agency. Within the VA system, concentration is distributed across regional service networks but peaks at VISN 20 and VISN 12. VISN 20 has placed 98 awards with a combined potential value of $191.2 million; VISN 12 has placed 108 awards with $118.6 million in combined potential value. The VA Technology Acquisition Center itself has placed 2 awards for $118 million combined potential value—the two large master IDVs. VISN 6 leads by award count with 703 orders ($8.4 million combined potential value), followed by VISN 7 with 275 orders ($1.7 million). This concentration reflects American Access's position as the exclusive SDVOSB provider under the VA's modular accessibility infrastructure strategy.

Vehicle position is dominated by two GSA federal supply schedules. The Patient Mobility Devices schedule (FSS-65-II-F) carries 2,516 task orders with $22.9 million in combined potential value. The Medical Equipment and Supplies schedule (FSS-65-II-A) carries 212 task orders with $3.7 million in combined potential value. Additionally, American Access holds the two primary indefinite delivery contracts issued by the VA Technology Acquisition Center—the $93 million Western States IDC and the $74 million North Central IDC—which function as the master vehicles generating the vast majority of delivery orders across VISNs.

Activity has grown substantially. Awards per year increased from 179 in 2022 to 303 in 2025, with 90 awards recorded year-to-date in 2026. The company's most recent award is dated July 13, 2026. Over 3,750 total awards are in the source data spanning 2005 to 2026, though the accelerated volume reflects the scale of the VISN-level delivery orders issued against the master IDCs. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal: only 60 awards with a combined potential value of $1.2 million reach ultimate completion within that window, reflecting the multiyear ceiling and extension periods on the underlying indefinite delivery contracts. However, the $93 million Western States IDC expires August 2029 and the $74 million North Central IDC expires June 2030—both material recompete dates beyond the immediate twenty-four-month window but within the typical acquisition planning horizon.

American Access operates as a pure prime contractor with no subcontractor footprint in the source data. All 3,750 awards are prime awards; no sub-awards are recorded. The company's NAICS concentration is 93.8% in Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing (NAICS 339113), with smaller shares in Medical Equipment and Supplies Wholesale (NAICS 423450) and Surgical and Medical Instrument Manufacturing (NAICS 339112). PSC concentration is similarly skewed: 89% of awards fall under Medical and Surgical Instruments, Equipment, and Supplies (PSC 6520); 5.6% under Hospital Furniture and Equipment (PSC 7210); and 2.7% under Hospital and Surgical Clothing (PSC 7240). This portfolio reflects American Access's single-mission focus as a manufacturer and installer of mobility devices for veterans' medical facilities.

American Access is certified as a service-disabled veteran-owned small business through April 14, 2029, and as a veteran-owned small business through the same date. The company's awards are issued without set-aside designation at the individual delivery-order level but are rooted in underlying master contracts explicitly set aside for SDVOSBs under federal procurement priorities supporting veteran enterprises. The company has established itself as the dominant, sole-source federal supplier of modular accessibility solutions to the VA's health system, with geographic reach spanning all domestic VISNs and performance locations including Jackson and Alamo, Tennessee; Tampa, Florida; Big Spring and Harlingen, Texas; and Mather, California.

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