AP Orthopedics Inc.

AP Orthopedics Inc., a veteran-owned small business based in Bahama, North Carolina, supplies orthopedic medical devices and surgical implants to the Department of Veterans Affairs as a prime contractor under firm-fixed-price purchase orders, competing full-and-open with no set-aside designation across its entire federal footprint.

The company operates exclusively as a supplier to Veterans Integrated Service Network 6 (VISN 6), the regional VA network covering parts of Virginia and North Carolina. All 95 awards in the source data span a single customer agency—Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 6—accounting for the full $1.7 million combined potential value. AP Orthopedics performs all work at its facility in Bahama, North Carolina, with no subcontractor involvement documented. The vendor's product catalog encompasses ankle implants, tibial fusion hardware, plates, screws, allografts, external fixators, VERSA WRAP devices, and custom orthopedic medical devices designed to support surgical procedures and patient care within the VA healthcare system. Representative recent awards include a $42,320 purchase order issued May 18, 2026, for orthopedic implants with completion scheduled for May 29, 2026; a $24,691 firm-fixed-price order from February 24, 2026, for orthopedic implant supply; and an $80,111 award from November 26, 2025, for surgical implants. The vendor's contract history with VISN 6 spans from at least 2020 through 2026, demonstrating a sustained operational relationship. NAICS concentration is heavy in Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing (93 awards), with two awards in Surgical and Medical Instrument Manufacturing; all 95 awards carry PSC Medical and Surgical Instruments, Equipment, and Supplies.

Activity has remained modest and relatively flat across the past five years—nine awards in 2022, declining to four in 2023, rising to seven in 2024, eight in 2025, and two recorded by mid-2026. Purchase orders consistently carry short performance periods, typically thirty to sixty days from award to completion, reflecting just-in-time medical supply procurement patterns. The vendor obligated $1.7 million across all 95 awards—the full potential value—indicating a contracted, active relationship rather than option-year vehicles or task orders awaiting drawdown. With complete customer concentration in a single regional VA network and no documented teaming or subcontract work, AP Orthopedics operates as a direct medical-device supplier to VISN 6 rather than as a systems integrator or broader federal contractor.