Endoscopy MD, LLC

Endoscopy MD, LLC, a for-profit limited liability company based in Northbrook, Illinois, supplies endoscopic medical equipment, components, and overhaul and maintenance services to the Defense Logistics Agency and Department of Veterans Affairs as a prime contractor on full-and-open, non-set-aside delivery orders and task orders. The vendor holds a General Services Administration Schedule 65 II A Federal Supply Schedule multiple-award IDIQ contract valued at $15.4 million through December 14, 2028, awarded by the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration, and competes exclusively in the federal medical supply and equipment repair space with no set-aside portfolio.

Endoscopy MD operates almost entirely as a single-customer vendor. The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Medical division accounts for 8,171 of the vendor's 8,654 total federal awards (94% of award count) and $58.9 million of the $99.2 million combined potential value across all awards (59% of dollars). The vendor's remaining dollar concentration sits with the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 12, which holds four awards valued at $27.4 million combined — the underlying GSA Schedule 65 II A IDIQ itself plus administrative modifications. The Department of the Army Medical Command (13 awards, $7.7 million), the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 20 (8 awards, $1.6 million), and the Department of the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (41 awards, $1.1 million) round out the active customer set. The two customer rankings diverge sharply on the VISN 12 concentration: DLA drives award volume by far, but Veterans Affairs anchors much of the potential-value share through the parent IDIQ.

Endoscopy MD's work breaks cleanly into two streams under two parent vehicles. The Defense Logistics Agency issues the overwhelming majority of delivery orders—8,171 task orders totaling $9.9 million combined potential value—against indefinite delivery contract SPE2DH22D0009, and 3,608 task orders totaling $9.3 million against indefinite delivery contract SPE2DH17D0010. These two IDCs account for roughly two-thirds of all task orders. The vendor also places 260 task orders valued at $3.4 million under Federal Supply Schedule V797P4620A and maintains a blanket purchase agreement (V797P4620A-VA260BP0168) with five task orders worth $1.6 million. Recent representative delivery orders from the DLA Medical Supply Chain span March through April 2026 and cover rigid endoscopic scopes, endoscope cameras, monitoring and image capture equipment (labeled as "objective" components), endoscope cables, rigid scope lens elements, fluid irrigation supplies, and comprehensive endoscope overhaul and repair services. Order values range from several hundred dollars for individual components to $16,756 for larger overhaul work, with completion windows of 30 to 45 days from award.

Endoscopy MD's capability portfolio sits squarely in the medical equipment supply and maintenance space. The NAICS profile shows 8,172 awards under Medical, Dental, and Hospital Equipment and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers (primary category), 332 under Surgical and Medical Instrument Manufacturing, and 26 under Other Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance. PSC coding aligns with this: 8,175 awards carry Hospital Furniture, Equipment, Utensils, And Supplies; 312 fall under Maint/Repair/Rebuild Of Equipment for Medical, Dental, And Veterinary supplies; and 111 land in Medical And Surgical Instruments, Equipment, And Supplies. The vendor does not appear in any defense IT, engineering, logistics, or professional services categories. Work is performed from Northbrook, Illinois, with some summary language referencing Oxford, Pennsylvania as a secondary facility location for VA work.

Activity declined sharply in 2026, dropping to 417 awards year-to-date (as of mid-April) from 1,071 in 2025 and 1,033 in 2024. The 2022–2023 period showed heavier volume (950 to 1,188 awards annually), suggesting either seasonal ordering patterns, data cutoff timing in the source, or changes in DLA purchasing behavior. The vendor's combined potential value sits at $99.2 million across all awards, but only $23.5 million (24%) has been obligated, indicating a high share of ceiling values on delivery orders relative to actual spend. The source contains no recompete cliff data, but the two lead parent IDCs (SPE2DH22D0009 and SPE2DH17D0010) collectively represent over 8,000 task orders and roughly 55% of potential value; expiration or recompete of either would materially impact the vendor's federal footprint.