Datex-Ohmeda, Inc.

Datex-Ohmeda, Inc., doing business as GE Healthcare, operates as a for-profit manufacturer of medical devices and equipment serving federal agencies as a prime contractor, with no subcontract footprint and no small-business set-asides across its federal portfolio. A subsidiary of GE Medical Systems Information Technologies, Inc. and headquartered in Madison, Wisconsin, Datex-Ohmeda manufactures advanced medical technologies including maternal-fetal monitoring systems (NOVII patches), phototherapy equipment (BILISOFT, Lullaby LED), neonatal intensive care devices (Giraffe warmers), anesthesia machines and gas monitoring modules, patient monitoring systems, and associated accessories and consumables. The company competes exclusively in full-and-open federal procurement as a large business, with no reliance on 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, or WOSB designations across its portfolio.

The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Medical function dominates Datex-Ohmeda's federal footprint by extreme margin, accounting for 1,014 awards and $1.16 billion in combined potential value—approximately 59% of the company's total federal portfolio. This concentration reflects the DLA Medical Supply Chain's continuous procurement of NOVII patches (most frequent SKU), PANDA bundles (patient monitoring and warmer systems), anesthesia consumables, and related medical device components through routine delivery orders issued against standing indefinite-delivery vehicles. The Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration represents the second-largest customer segment by dollar value, led by Veterans Integrated Service Network 12 with 49 awards and $281.5 million potential value, followed by VISN 22 with 103 awards and $14.2 million, VISN 6 with 72 awards and $7.9 million, and VISN 4 with 49 awards and $8.4 million. Within VA, Datex-Ohmeda receives sole-source maintenance contracts for GE anesthesia equipment (original equipment manufacturer rights), preventive maintenance orders on Carestation and Aisys anesthesia systems, and firm fixed-price delivery orders for medical equipment. The Department of Health and Human Services Indian Health Service contributes 159 awards and $4.7 million, the Department of the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery 149 awards and $7.8 million, and the Department of the Army Medical Command 145 awards and $7.8 million. Across these agencies, Datex-Ohmeda's work spans equipment procurement, service plan maintenance, repair services, and consumable supply replenishment for federal healthcare infrastructure.

Datex-Ohmeda operates under two dominant parent vehicles accounting for $116.2 million in combined potential value across 2,035 task orders. The Federal Supply Schedule V797P4544A (Medical Equipment and Supplies GSA Schedule) carries 1,257 task orders and $99.9 million potential value—the company's primary vehicle for routine equipment and supply delivery orders to VA and other civilian agencies. The indefinite-delivery contract SPE2D119D7007 (Defense Logistics Agency Medical Supply Chain master vehicle) hosts 778 task orders and $16.3 million potential value, driving the high-volume NOVII patch and bundle procurement stream. A DLA Medical Capital Equipment Program vehicle carries 167 task orders and $20 million potential value, and a separate Medical Equipment and Supplies vehicle (VA-administered) hosts 159 task orders and $27 million potential value. Datex-Ohmeda's award portfolio skews heavily toward sub-million-dollar delivery orders—the median award in recent activity ranges from $389 to $23,310, with occasional larger maintenance contracts ($69 thousand to $306 thousand for multi-year anesthesia equipment service agreements). Most awards carry firm fixed-price terms with ultimate completion dates of 30 to 120 days, consistent with supply-chain replenishment logistics; maintenance and service contracts extend 1 to 5 years.

The vendor's recent activity shows sustained high volume. Awards per year climbed from 118 in 2022 to 153 in 2025, with 43 awards already in the first quarter of 2026 (April 13 most recent). Over 4,261 total awards in the source dataset, Datex-Ohmeda has accrued $1.97 billion in combined potential value and $566.6 million in obligated dollars (29% realized). The recompete cliff—awards completing within the next 24 months—amounts to 15 awards with $2.9 million combined potential value, a modest near-term recompete exposure. Work is performed at the company's Madison, Wisconsin headquarters for all listed DLA and most VA orders; select VA maintenance contracts specify performance at individual VA medical centers (Loma Linda, California; Clarksburg, West Virginia; Reno, Nevada; and Fort Hood, Texas are named). NAICS concentration aligns with manufacturing posture: Surgical and Medical Instrument Manufacturing (1,482 awards), Medical, Dental, and Hospital Equipment and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers (1,066 awards), and Other Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance (274 awards). PSC codes reinforce the product-supply focus, with Medical and Surgical Instruments, Equipment, and Supplies (2,011 awards) and Imaging Equipment and Supplies (985 awards) leading.

Datex-Ohmeda operates as a wholly owned subsidiary of GE and carries no teaming relationships or notable subcontractor engagements visible in the source data. The company's federal strategy centers on direct supply relationships with government purchasers through pre-established GSA Schedule and DLA indefinite-delivery vehicles, enabling streamlined award issuance without separate competitive solicitations for individual orders. As original equipment manufacturer for GE anesthesia equipment, the company secures sole-source maintenance and repair contracts with VA networks, a structural competitive moat. The company's footprint across 64 distinct federal customer agencies, combined with high-volume, low-dollar-value delivery order patterns through DLA and VA, positions Datex-Ohmeda as an embedded supplier within federal healthcare procurement infrastructure rather than a project-oriented defense or civilian contractor.