Formlabs Inc.

Formlabs Inc., a Somerville, Massachusetts-based manufacturer of professional-grade 3D printing equipment and specialized resins, operates as a prime contractor delivering additive manufacturing systems and materials to the federal government through full-and-open competition with no set-aside designations across 1,903 prime awards accumulated since 2013.

Formlabs' federal footprint concentrates overwhelmingly on dental and medical-grade 3D printing resins and equipment supporting military treatment facilities and defense research centers. The company supplies specialized materials including dental light comfort resin, surgical guide resin, premium teeth resins, model resins, and tough resins in Form 3 and Form 4 configurations, alongside 3D printer equipment such as the FUSE 1+ 30W system. Representative work includes a $66,966 delivery order from Veterans Integrated Service Network 23 on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule for 3D printer equipment supporting the Mountain Home VA Health Care System (July 2026); a $69,823 delivery order from the GSA Federal Acquisition Service for one FUSE 1+ 30W complete package and nylon 12 powder to Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska (February 2026); a $1,934 delivery order from Naval Sea Systems Command under GSA MAS for waveguide covers for SPY1 systems (February 2026); and a $60,416 delivery order from the Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate under GSA MAS for Formlabs 3D printer equipment (January 2026). The company also supplies specialty dental resins through hundreds of small-dollar delivery orders issued monthly by the Defense Logistics Agency Medical Supply Chain.

Customer concentration sits with the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Medical, which accounts for 1,777 awards (93% of total) valued at $31.9 million combined potential value—96% of all funding. The second-tier customer base is minimal by comparison: the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command places 35 awards ($625 thousand), the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineer Research and Development Center places 6 awards ($2.1 million), and the GSA Federal Acquisition Service places 5 awards ($547 thousand). Formlabs serves 52 distinct agencies in aggregate, but DLA Medical Supply Chain dominates both award count and dollars.

Formlabs holds a $30 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with DLA Troop Support Medical running through December 7, 2026, issued under solicitation SPE2DE-17-R-0001 in December 2021. This vehicle anchors 1,776 of the company's task orders and $1.9 million in combined potential value. The company also holds a General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule contract generating 45 task orders valued at $917 thousand across multiple agencies including the Department of the Navy, Department of Veterans Affairs, and Defense Health Agency. Activity has grown year over year—220 awards in 2022 to 561 in 2025—though 2026 year-to-date shows 246 awards, tracking toward a lower annual volume (the source snapshot captures partial-year data through July 15). Only 4 awards (combined potential value $112 thousand) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, leaving minimal recompete pressure in the near term. The DLA IDIQ itself completes December 7, 2026, and represents the company's primary vehicle at risk for recompete.

Formlabs' category concentration reflects its equipment-and-supplies posture: 1,777 awards fall under NAICS 42341 (Medical, Dental, and Hospital Equipment and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers), with secondary classifications in machinery manufacturing (46 awards under Other Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing, 33 under Printing Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing). The top PSC is Laboratory Equipment and Supplies (1,766 awards), followed by Medical and Surgical Instruments and Supplies (31 awards). The company records minimal subcontract activity (4 sub-awards of 1,907 total), indicating an overwhelmingly prime-contractor profile. One sub-award from July 2025 involved Formlabs supplying a FUSE 1+ 30W 3D printer to the Johnson Space Center Engineering directorate under an unspecified prime vehicle.

Combined potential value across all awards sits at $37.4 million with $5 million obligated (13% execution rate), typical for government equipment and supplies that carry large individual ceiling values but lower draw rates relative to services contracts. All documented awards carry firm fixed price or fixed price with economic price adjustment pricing, and none are set-aside designations—Formlabs competes full-and-open across all three primary vehicles.