Ameriwater, LLC

Ameriwater, LLC, a Dayton, Ohio-based manufacturer of dialysis water purification and medical-grade water treatment equipment, operates as a prime contractor exclusively on full-and-open federal contracts with no set-aside posture, delivering portable and central reverse osmosis systems, heat disinfection equipment, and water treatment consumables to the Department of Veterans Affairs across more than 150 dialysis sites nationwide. The company is a for-profit limited liability corporation structured as a goods manufacturer with no stated minority or small business designations.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on specialized water purification systems for federal healthcare infrastructure. Ameriwater manufactures reverse osmosis equipment ranging from portable systems producing up to 17,600 gallons per day to central dialysis water purification and distribution systems with integrated heat disinfection and microbiological testing. Representative prime work includes a $50 million Veterans Health Administration Equipment Life Cycle Management Program (VHA ELCM) IDIQ awarded August 1, 2022, through July 31, 2027, under which the vendor has placed 24 task orders totaling $2.8 million in combined potential value; a $500,000 GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract awarded February 3, 2022, through February 2, 2027, supporting field technician labor and water treatment equipment across federal healthcare facilities; and recent delivery orders such as a $264,840.27 Competitive Small Business set-aside from Veterans Integrated Service Network 23 (July 8, 2025) for a central dialysis water system with portable reverse osmosis equipment, a $166,489.20 order from Veterans Integrated Service Network 21 (May 15, 2026) for a portable dialysis water purification system with automated heat disinfection and cart, and a $328,904.04 purchase order from Veterans Integrated Service Network 10 (January 8, 2026) for SPS water treatment system service and maintenance through December 31, 2030.

Customer concentration sits almost entirely within the VA system. The top five ordering entities account for 96 percent of recent combined potential value, led by Department of Veterans Affairs Headquarters with 10 awards and $51 million in combined potential value (the VHA ELCM parent vehicle drives this), followed by Veterans Integrated Service Network 10 with 15 awards and $1.7 million combined potential value, GSA Federal Acquisition Service with 2 awards and $516,000 combined potential value, Veterans Integrated Service Network 23 with 2 awards and $429,000 combined potential value, and Air Force Materiel Command with 4 awards and $401,000 combined potential value. Within this concentration, Veterans Integrated Service Network 10 places the largest number of task orders (15 awards), while Headquarters controls the largest dollar footprint through VHA ELCM orders.

Ameriwater holds two primary parent vehicles. The $50 million VHA ELCM IDIQ (multiple award, no set-aside, firm fixed-price delivery orders, 24 task orders under $2.8 million combined potential value) supports dialysis services, portable and central water purification systems, hemodialysis equipment, and continuous renal replacement therapy systems across all VA facilities nationwide. The $500,000 GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract (no set-aside, special item number 325998W, 5 task orders under $504,000 combined potential value) provides water storage tanks, reverse osmosis systems, dealkalizers, deionizers, chemical feed systems, and field technician labor to authorized VA dealers performing installations and maintenance nationwide.

Activity has remained relatively flat over the past five years (four awards in 2022 through eight awards in 2025), with seven awards recorded through September 2026. Only two awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $420,000, indicating minimal recompete cliff exposure in that window. Combined potential value across all 226 prime awards totals $56.4 million, with only $5.2 million (9 percent) currently obligated, reflecting the characteristic profile of a manufacturer operating under large-ceiling IDIQs with sporadic task-order draw.