Champion Medical Technologies, Inc.

Champion Medical Technologies, Inc., doing business as Invita Healthcare Technologies, Inc., is a for-profit subsidiary of Hematerra Technologies, LLC based in Baltimore, Maryland, that supplies unique device identification (UDI) tracking software, RFID-enabled medical storage cabinets, and tissue and implant tracking solutions to the Department of Veterans Affairs as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards). The vendor competes predominantly full-and-open across VA Veterans Integrated Service Networks, with one total small business set-aside award recorded in the source data.

Champion Medical Technologies delivers specialized healthcare technology for medical device tracking, inventory management, and supply chain optimization. Its core offering is the proprietary UDI Tracker software platform, which enables unique device identification, medical implant and tissue tracking, expiration date monitoring, and integration with electronic health record systems including VistA. The vendor also supplies RFID-enabled intelligent storage cabinets, refrigerators, and related hardware. Recent representative work includes a $825,090 firm fixed-price purchase order from VISN 22 (February 2026) for UDI Tracker and RFID data software services running through January 2031, a $533,622 sole-source subscription license to the InVita UDI Tracker software at Durham VA Medical Center (April 2026) extending through March 2031, and a $443,184 RFID maintenance and data services contract with VISN 19 (September 2024) for intelligent cabinet and freezer support at Rocky Mountain Regional Medical Center through September 2029.

The vendor's customer base is narrowly concentrated in the VA. The top five VISN customers account for 69% of recent awards by count and 76% by combined potential value. VISN 22 leads with 22 awards worth $5 million combined potential value, followed by VISN 19 (14 awards, $3.4 million), VISN 16 (7 awards, $2.7 million), VISN 8 (21 awards, $1.8 million), and VISN 21 (8 awards, $1.3 million). Non-VA federal work is marginal: the Defense Health Agency has placed three awards for tissue tracking licenses and UDI software, and the NIH Clinical Center has one award for HemaConnect and HemaComply software maintenance (May 2023, $0 reported value). This concentration on a single federal customer across a single department creates significant customer risk.

Activity has been episodic. The vendor received 12 awards in 2023, dropped to 4 in 2024, recovered to 8 in 2025, and 3 in early 2026. Seven awards with combined potential value of $3.3 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore face recompete exposure. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime on direct purchase orders; no subcontractor awards appear in the source data. Service Contract Inventory reports minimal activity: $295 thousand in invoiced SCI revenue across FY2023 only, with zero FTEs reported across all fiscal years. This indicates that most of Champion Medical Technologies' federal work is classified as goods (cabinets, hardware) or service contracts below the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold, not as billable professional services. The SCI data do not characterize the vendor's true federal revenue footprint or workforce scale.

The vendor's awards span NAICS codes 513210 (Software Publishers), 511210 (Software Publishing), 339113 (Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing), and 541512 (Custom Computer Programming Services), with primary PSC focus on Medical and Surgical Instruments, Equipment, and Supplies (33 awards). All work is firm fixed-price or definitive contracts with ultimate completion dates extending from 2025 through 2031, reflecting multi-year software licenses, maintenance renewals, and hardware procurements. The parent company Hematerra Technologies, LLC, is also noted in several award summaries as the owner and operator of related healthcare technology solutions, including blood donor management software (HemaConnect, HemaComply) sold to the NIH.