Armstrong Medical Industries, Inc.

Armstrong Medical Industries, Inc., a for-profit medical equipment manufacturer and distributor headquartered in Lincolnshire, Illinois, supplies resuscitation kits, medical carts, suction apparatus, anesthesia accessories, and related emergency medical equipment to federal agencies as a prime contractor on full-and-open purchase orders with no set-aside posture. The vendor operates from a facility in Prairie View, Illinois and carries no SBA designations.

Armstrong's federal footprint centers on the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Medical, which accounts for 1,125 awards (30% of the total 3,693 prime awards) valued at $6.5 million combined potential value. The Department of the Army Medical Command places 122 awards worth $2.5 million; the Department of the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, 117 awards worth $1.4 million. The Department of Veterans Affairs (multiple Veterans Integrated Service Networks) constitutes a secondary but active customer base with 50 awards across the source data. Together, the top five customer agencies account for 41% of award volume and 40% of combined potential value. The vendor serves 109 distinct federal agencies, indicating broad but shallow penetration—the vast majority of work concentrates in medical supply procurement through the Defense Logistics Agency's medical supply chain.

Armstrong's primary contract vehicle is the Federal Supply Schedule GS02F9300C, through which 236 task orders carry $2.4 million in combined potential value. The vendor also holds positions on several indefinite delivery contracts—SP020005A9059, SP020006A9059, and others—though these vehicles carry modest order volumes and dollar values relative to the GSA Schedule. Nearly all awards are small-value purchase orders; the largest named award in the source data is $188 thousand (a Total Small Business set-aside resuscitation kit order from the Defense Logistics Agency in March 2026).

Activity has remained stable, averaging 57 to 88 awards per year over the past five years (2022–2026). Only six awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months with a combined potential value of $57 thousand—minimal recompete exposure. The vendor's combined potential value across all awards stands at $28.7 million, with $29 million obligated, indicating mature, invoiced work.

Armstrong subcontracts to Cardinal Health 200, LLC on medical equipment and supply distribution tasks; eight sub-awards to that prime span from August 2022 through December 2025, covering resuscitation kits, emergency room supply carts, and related medical/surgical equipment or supplies. No other named sub relationships appear in the source data.

Federal supply class concentration heavily favors medical and surgical instruments, equipment, and supplies (2,333 awards, or 63% of the total), with hospital furniture and equipment (481 awards) and training aids (459 awards) forming secondary categories. NAICS concentration similarly reflects medical equipment wholesale and surgical instrument manufacturing. Armstrong's capability footprint is narrow and specialized: the vendor does not pursue IT services, cloud engineering, or business process outsourcing work typical of broader federal contractors. The vendor competes entirely in full-and-open procurements with no recurring set-aside strategy; competition is price-driven and vehicle-dependent, with the GSA Schedule and DLA Troop Support Medical indefinite delivery contracts serving as the primary procurement channels.

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