Globus Medical, Inc.

Globus Medical, Inc., a for-profit orthopedic and spinal medical device manufacturer headquartered in Eagleville, Pennsylvania, supplies specialized surgical implants, instrumentation, and clinical support services to the Defense Logistics Agency, Department of Defense medical facilities, and Department of Veterans Affairs as a prime contractor across multiple delivery vehicles with no set-aside designations. The company operates as a subsidiary of Transplant Technology Inc. and competes on full-and-open basis.

Globus Medical's federal footprint centers on spinal surgical hardware and orthopedic procedural packages. Representative awards include delivery orders from the Defense Logistics Agency Medical Supply Chain for Coalition MIS spinal implants (recurring orders in the $5,000–$11,000 range), SABLE stabilization screws and spinal surgery systems (orders from $7,800 to $70,400), Quartex surgical implants (orders ranging $6,500–$27,000), CREO Stabilization Systems (orders from $8,400 to $70,400), and bone graft products such as ViaSHIELD Amnion soft-tissue grafts. The company also holds purchase orders from the Defense Health Agency for specialized limb-lengthening systems (PRECICE and Globus Precise Intramedullary Nail System, valued at $29,500–$64,000). Work is performed in Norristown, Pennsylvania.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the Department of the Army Medical Command and Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Medical. The top five customers by combined potential value account for 71% of the portfolio: the Army ($62.9 million across 316 awards), DLA Troop Support Medical ($61.5 million across 581 awards), the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery ($14.7 million across 609 awards), the Air Force Materiel Command ($12.6 million), and the Defense Health Agency ($9.2 million). Award velocity has been steady at 145–204 awards per year from 2022–2024; 2025 shows 161 awards through mid-year and 2026 has 52 awards recorded to date.

Globus Medical holds a dominant single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (SPE2DE21D7018) valued at $48.97 million running through August 2026 with DLA Troop Support Medical. This vehicle has generated 439 task orders representing $5.8 million in combined potential value and serves as the primary procurement mechanism for Army and DoD-wide spinal surgical requirements. The company also operates under several smaller IDCs with the Army Medical Command, including contract W81K0006A0018 (68 task orders, $3.6 million) and Blanket Purchase Agreement W81K0218A0001 (38 task orders, $5.6 million).

The company reports a recompete cliff of significant magnitude: the primary $48.97 million DLA Troop Support Medical IDC completes August 31, 2026—within thirteen months of this assessment. Recompete exposure across the broader portfolio extends beyond the single-award vehicle; Army Medical Command contracts and Veterans Affairs network awards will face renewal cycles as well. Award portfolio totals 3,398 prime contract actions (100% prime, 0% sub) across 27 federal agencies, with combined potential value of $226.2 million and $87.3 million obligated to date.

The vendor's NAICS footprint is surgical appliance and supplies manufacturing (2,142 awards) and medical equipment wholesale distribution (743 awards), consistent with its role as a direct hardware supplier to federal medical logistics and hospital procurement. Globus Medical competes as a large, established vendor with no reliance on set-aside categories—all awards in the source data carry full-and-open designation. The company has a named subsidiary, Globus Medical North America Inc., which appears to function as an operating entity under the parent structure.