Enable ME, L.L.C.

Enable ME, L.L.C., doing business as Enableme LLC, is a foreign-owned, for-profit medical equipment distributor supplying specialized rehabilitation and mobility devices to federal healthcare systems as a prime contractor across 25 customer agencies, competing predominantly in full-and-open procurements without set-aside designations. Headquartered in Tampa, Florida, Enable ME operates under primary NAICS codes for surgical and medical instrument manufacturing and surgical appliance manufacturing, with a small business profile that has yielded occasional total small business set-aside awards (roughly 10–15% of recent awards by count).

Enable ME's federal footprint centers on the supply of motorized rehabilitation equipment, ophthalmology examination chairs, prosthetic devices, wheelchairs, electrical stimulators, and assistive technologies. Representative work includes a $89.5 thousand delivery order from Veterans Integrated Service Network 10 in July 2026 for VELA ophthalmology chairs under the GSA Medical Equipment and Supplies Schedule (FSS-65-II-A), a $47.4 thousand delivery order from VISN 17 in March 2026 for VELA Move ophthalmology chairs, a $85.5 thousand firm-fixed-price purchase order from the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command in September 2022 for 22 VELA Basic ophthalmology chairs at Brooke Army Medical Center, and a $20.1 thousand purchase order from the NIH Clinical Center in May 2023 for P24 Science equipment. Product lines include MOTOMED motorized exercise systems, VELA specialized patient care furniture, HASOMED electrical stimulation devices, and RECK therapeutic trainers supplied to VA networks and select civilian federal healthcare facilities.

Customer concentration is extreme and reflects Enable ME's operational specialization: the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration accounts for substantially all award volume and dollars. Within the VA, Veterans Integrated Service Network 8 (serving central and southwest Florida) dominates, holding 317 awards (45% of all prime awards) with $4.2 million combined potential value. The next tier—VISN 12, 17, 20, and 22—contributes 214 awards and $13.6 million in combined potential value, with VISN 12 anchoring the largest individual award at $1.5 million (the underlying FSS contract ceiling). The broader top five VISNs account for roughly 74% of award count and 84% of potential value by source figures. The ranking divergence reflects VISN 12's single large indefinite delivery vehicle anchoring most dollars while VISN 8's volume of transactional purchase orders and delivery orders drives count. Non-VA federal customers (Army TRADOC, NIH Clinical Center) represent outliers in the portfolio.

Enable ME holds a single significant vehicle: the GSA Medical Equipment and Supplies Schedule contract (FSS-65-II-A and FSS-65-II-F variants), a multiple-award indefinite delivery vehicle initially awarded July 1, 2025, with a $1.5 million ceiling running through June 30, 2030. This vehicle anchors 409 task orders and 409 delivery orders across the portfolio, generating $5.4 million in combined potential value. All other awards are direct purchase orders or delivery orders placed against this schedule. Enable ME competes for individual task orders under this pre-competed vehicle against other medical equipment suppliers.

Activity has grown moderately—21 awards in 2022 to 37 in 2024—then contracted to 13 awards through September 2026, a pattern consistent with maturation under an established GSA schedule. The near-term recompete exposure is minimal: only 4 awards (combined potential value $85 thousand) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. Enable ME performs work as a prime contractor across domestic locations including Tampa, Florida (corporate headquarters and primary place of performance), Coatesville, Pennsylvania, Lebanon, Tennessee, Irvine, California, and Miami, Florida, among other VA regional facilities. The company executes all awards directly without identified major subcontractors, functioning as a distributor and direct supplier rather than a system integrator or services integrator. No subcontracting footprint is present in the source data.

Enable ME has served the federal government since at least 2006, according to award summaries, establishing itself as a legacy supplier to the VA rehabilitation and spinal cord injury services mission. The company's competitive positioning is tied almost entirely to its GSA schedule vehicle and the established relationships within VA's VISN network structure. Set-aside participation is present but not characteristic—total small business awards occur intermittently (visible in roughly 8–12 recent awards) rather than as a primary posture. The absence of 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, or WOSB certifications, combined with full-and-open competition as the default procurement method, reflects Enable ME's posture as a mainstream commercial medical equipment supplier with foreign ownership rather than as a small-business-set-aside player.