D.t. Davis Enterprises, LTD.

D.T. Davis Enterprises, LTD., doing business as Hovertech International, is a foreign-owned, for-profit manufacturer of air-assisted patient handling and mobility equipment that operates exclusively as a prime contractor to the Department of Veterans Affairs across full-and-open federal procurement with no set-aside designations. Headquartered in Allentown, Pennsylvania, the company manufactures and supplies HoverMatt air transfer systems, HoverJack patient lift devices, evacuation equipment, battery transport carts, and related medical accessories to VA healthcare facilities nationwide.

Hovertech's federal footprint centers on a narrow but deep customer concentration within VA. Veterans Integrated Service Network 12 anchors the portfolio at $133.1 million combined potential value across 36 awards—a figure driven by the company's $30.6 million GSA Federal Supply Schedule 65-II-A contract awarded April 15, 2025, which carries a ceiling through April 14, 2030. Within that schedule, Hovertech holds three Special Item Numbers covering patient handling equipment, with maximum order thresholds of $100,000 for SIN A-25D and $50,000 for SINs A-76 and A-77. The VA Strategic Acquisition Center Frederick contributes $17.7 million across nine awards, including a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract ($16.47 million ceiling, awarded January 3, 2025, extending through January 2, 2030) that supplies air-assisted patient transfer and lifting systems. Veterans Integrated Service Network 8 places the highest volume—57 awards, though only $3.5 million combined potential value—reflecting rapid monthly delivery-order cadence ranging from roughly $13,500 to $525,400 per order. The top five customer entities account for 91% of combined potential value, with VA components representing the entirety of Hovertech's identifiable federal business. Over the past five years, award counts grew from one in 2022 to fifteen in 2025, with seven awards recorded through August 2026.

Hovertech operates under two primary parent vehicles. The Federal Supply Schedule contract (V797P4784A) carries 434 task orders valued at $12.9 million combined potential value, while the Medical Equipment and Supplies schedule generates 145 task orders at $5 million. The separate single-award IDC with VA Strategic Acquisition Center Frederick has generated 20 task orders at $3 million since January 2025. Representative delivery-order work includes a $525,360 order from VISN 8 in September 2025 for air-assisted patient lifting systems, a $460,425.08 order from VA Strategic Acquisition Center Frederick in July 2026, and a $284,354.23 order from VISN 8 in April 2025. Recent activity also includes a $22,000 purchase order from VISN 22 in December 2025 for HoverJack battery transport carts and smaller monthly EXPRESS REPORT orders across multiple VISNs.

Award data spans 677 total actions dating to February 2005, with combined potential value of $186.5 million and obligated dollars of $23.7 million (13% of potential). Primary NAICS assignments reflect surgical and medical instrument manufacturing (444 awards) and surgical appliance and supplies manufacturing (206 awards); PSC coding emphasizes Medical and Surgical Instruments, Equipment, and Supplies (472 awards) and Hospital Furniture, Equipment, Utensils, and Supplies (166 awards). Hovertech holds no subcontract footprint in the source data; all 677 awards reflect prime contractor status. The company's business posture is entirely within VA healthcare procurement and meets no SBA set-aside categories—all work flows through full-and-open competition on commercial price lists and established contract vehicles rather than set-aside reserved programs.