Electromedical Products International, Inc.

Electromedical Products International, Inc., a for-profit medical device manufacturer headquartered in Mineral Wells, Texas, supplies cranial electrotherapy stimulation (CES) devices and related medical equipment to federal healthcare agencies as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards), competing primarily on full-and-open vehicles without set-aside designations.

The vendor's federal footprint centers on FDA-cleared Alpha-Stim product-line devices — the Alpha-Stim M combined microcurrent and cranial electrotherapy stimulator, the Alpha-Stim AID cranial electrotherapy stimulator, and related electrode accessories — marketed and procured for treatment of anxiety, insomnia, depression, chronic pain, and post-traumatic stress disorder in veteran and active-duty military populations. Recent representative work includes a $350 million multiple-award Medical Equipment and Supplies Federal Supply Schedule contract (FSS-65-II-A) awarded November 2025 by GSA on behalf of Veterans Integrated Service Network 12, running through October 2030; a $271,410 delivery order from Veterans Integrated Service Network 17 in May 2026 for pain management systems (Alpha-Stim devices) under that same GSA schedule, with performance in Dallas, Texas and completion by November 5, 2026; and a $45.2 million delivery order from VISN 17 in January 2026 for Alpha-Stim M kits with Dallas performance through June 2026. The vendor also holds task orders under a separate Federal Supply Schedule contract (V797P4800A).

Customer concentration is extreme and tilted toward the VA. The Department of Veterans Affairs accounts for the vast majority of awards and dollar value across 28 customer agencies. By award count, the top five customers — Veterans Integrated Service Networks 17, 7, 16, 21, and the Department of the Navy — represent 57% of all awards. By potential value, VISN 12's $350 million multiple-award GSA schedule dominates the portfolio (99% of combined potential value), followed by VISN 17 ($12.5 million across 154 awards), VISN 21 ($2.1 million across 30 awards), VISN 16 ($1.1 million), and VISN 22 ($984 thousand). The two rankings diverge sharply — VISN 17 leads in award volume but trails massively in dollars because its awards are small delivery orders ($62 thousand to $271 thousand per order), while VISN 12's single $350 million vehicle dwarfs all other awards combined.

The vendor's vehicle position anchors heavily on the GSA Medical Equipment and Supplies schedule (FSS-65-II-A), which hosts 156 task orders carrying $12.9 million in combined potential value. A secondary vehicle, Federal Supply Schedule V797P4800A, carries 110 task orders valued at $975 thousand. Both are government-wide acquisition contracts, enabling any federal agency to place orders. Activity has grown modestly — nine awards in 2022 to twenty in 2024 — then contracted to sixteen in 2025 and three thus far in 2026. Only one award reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $271 thousand), creating negligible recompete risk in the near term, though the $350 million GSA schedule contract itself entered the portfolio in November 2025 and carries no noted recompete date within the source window.

The vendor manufactures equipment in the USA and offers tiered unit pricing on the GSA schedule: Alpha-Stim M at $1,178.81 per unit (tiered to $904.70 for orders of ten or more); Alpha-Stim AID at $850.95 per unit (tiered to $646.73 for ten or more); AS-Trode self-adhesive silver electrodes at quantity-dependent pricing ranging from $23.12 to $10.23. Products include a five-year limited warranty, and the vendor accepts government purchase cards with delivery to all fifty states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. The source identifies one named subsidiary, Pulvinar Neuro LLC, a for-profit limited liability company. Award procurement spans primarily Medical and Surgical Instruments, Equipment, and Supplies PSC (429 awards) and electromedical apparatus manufacturing NAICS (221 awards). The vendor has maintained continuous federal registration in the System for Award Management since April 2005.