Amigo Mobility International Inc.

Amigo Mobility International Inc., a woman-owned small business manufacturer based in Bridgeport, Michigan, manufactures and delivers electric handicap shopping carts (CED 1E00 model) and mobility scooters to the Defense Commissary Agency and the Department of Veterans Affairs as a prime contractor under firm fixed-price delivery orders and federal supply schedules.

Amigo Mobility operates as a pure prime contractor — all 1,975 awards in the source are prime contracts and indefinite delivery vehicles, with zero subcontract exposure. The company competes in full-and-open procurements without reliance on set-aside vehicles. Although Amigo Mobility qualifies as a woman-owned small business, the bulk of its recent awards carry no set-aside designation; the sole exception is the underlying small-business set-aside IDV with DeCA valued at $1,997,675 through January 2026. The company's federal contracting footprint extends back to October 2001 and is registered on GSA Schedule 65-II-F (Patient Mobility Devices / Medical Equipment and Supplies).

Customer concentration is extreme and creates recompete risk. The Defense Commissary Agency anchors 1,812 of 1,975 awards (92% by count, 70% by dollar value at $16.8 million combined potential). All other federal customers combined represent only 8% of awards and are measured in tens of thousands: Veterans Health Administration VISNs 10 and 12 ($124 thousand and $1.7 million respectively), Department of the Treasury Bureau of Engraving and Printing ($7 thousand), Department of Homeland Security USCIS ($10 thousand), and smaller Defense and Navy activities. No other agency exceeds four awards. DeCA's dominance reflects a stable, long-standing supplier relationship: the source documents consistent quarterly and monthly delivery orders for electric carts across DeCA's global network of military commissaries (CONUS, Hawaii, Alaska, overseas installations) since at least 2022, with individual order values ranging from $1,275 to $38,250 and completion dates extending through January 2026.

Amigo Mobility places all work against five parent indefinite delivery contracts, all managed by DeCA: HDEC0410D0011 (632 task orders, $2.5 million potential), HDEC0415D0012 (561 task orders, $2.4 million), HDEC0421D0002 (401 task orders, $2 million), DECA0403D0012 (112 task orders, $180 thousand), and HDEC0406D0020 (99 task orders, $930 thousand). The portfolio reflects a single-purpose vendor: 1,812 awards use NAICS 333924 (Industrial Truck, Tractor, Trailer, and Stacker Machinery Manufacturing) and PSC 7320 (Miscellaneous Service and Trade Equipment). A smaller secondary NAICS block (109 awards) maps to Medical, Dental, and Hospital Equipment and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers, capturing the VA mobility-scooter sales stream.

Activity has declined sharply. Annual award volume peaked at 191 in 2022, dropped to 34 in 2023, recovered partially to 44 in 2024, rose to 112 in 2025, and fallen to 20 in 2026 year-to-date. The source flags only $9 thousand in combined potential value at risk from recompete within the next twenty-four months, suggesting that most of the active DeCA IDVs are not approaching expiration; the primary IDV expires January 31, 2026, but the portfolio spans multiple contract vehicles with staggered lifecycles. Recent activity (most recent award July 15, 2026) includes a new GSA Federal Supply Schedule 65-II-F award for patient mobility devices with a $900,000 ceiling through July 2031, issued to Veterans Integrated Service Network 12, diversifying the vendor's vehicle portfolio beyond DeCA's IDVs.

Amigo Mobility's capability footprint is narrow: the company manufactures and supplies CED 1E00 electric handicap shopping carts for military commissary accessibility and Amigo Escort Scooters for VA healthcare facilities. The vendor holds no teaming relationships, subcontracts, or supply-chain dependencies visible in the source. DeCA's repeated selection since 2022 as the primary supplier of electric handicap shopping carts reflects established technical capability and reliability in accessibility equipment design and delivery to federal standards. The recent GSA Schedule award signals intent to expand beyond DeCA into broader federal mobility-equipment procurement, particularly the VA healthcare and veterans' services market, though the source provides no detail on utilization velocity against the new schedule.

Whether you are looking for a patient transport vehicle, something for an employee or patient to drive, bariatric transport chair or material handling products that move people and products, you can contact Amigo for your needs. Amigo has been Improving Lives through Mobility for over 50 years. Amigo Mobility is a Woman Owned Small Business, located in Michigan, where our products are made in the heart of Michigan, U.S.A.