Gordon Industries Inc.

Gordon Industries Inc., operating as Amramp, manufactures and installs modular wheelchair ramps, stairlifts, vertical platform lifts, patient lift systems, and related accessibility equipment as a prime contractor to the Department of Veterans Affairs across multiple regional Veterans Integrated Service Networks, competing exclusively in unrestricted full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designations.

Amramp is a for-profit manufacturer headquartered in Randolph, Massachusetts, that specializes in commercial and residential accessibility solutions and mobility assistance equipment. The company's federal footprint is concentrated almost entirely within the VA system, with 2,446 recent awards carrying a combined potential value of $87.7 million across twenty-one federal customer agencies. Amramp operates as a prime contractor on 100% of its awards; it holds no sub-award position in the source data. The company competes on an unrestricted basis and holds no small-business set-aside certifications; every award in the portfolio carries a no-set-aside designation. NAICS 325412 (Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing) and PSC 6515 (Medical and Surgical Instruments, Equipment, and Supplies) frame the core capability footprint. Recent representative work includes a $46,457.61 delivery order from Veterans Integrated Service Network 5 for exterior ramp and indoor stair lift installation under the Patient Mobility Devices GSA Schedule (May 2026); a $20,897.75 purchase order from VISN 22 for stair lift procurement and installation (April 2026); and a $16,103.80 delivery order from VISN 9 for an ADA-compliant modular ramp with 5x5 turns (October 2025). Individual delivery orders typically range from $10,000 to $33,000.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward VISN 12 by potential value. VISN 12 anchors $59.4 million (68% of combined potential value) across just 32 awards—all IDV ceiling values for two master Federal Supply Schedule contracts. By award count, the top five customers account for 67% of all awards, led by VISN 6 (881 awards, $7 million combined potential value), followed by VISN 4 (221 awards, $1.5 million), VISN 5 (203 awards, $2.7 million), VISN 10 (182 awards, $1.4 million), and VISN 9 (149 awards, $1.4 million). The two rankings diverge sharply: VISN 12 holds two indefinite delivery vehicles (one $25.4 million ceiling FSC 65-II-F Patient Mobility Devices contract extended through February 2031, one $7 million ceiling FSC 65-II-A Medical Equipment and Supplies contract extended through November 2030), while the other VISNs issue small individual orders from those vehicles or through direct purchase orders. The 881 awards to VISN 6 consist of individual delivery orders and purchase orders, each modest in value.

Amramp's parent vehicle position reflects its GSA Schedule presence. The top parent vehicle, Federal Supply Schedule V797P3115M, carries 1,310 task orders totaling $16.8 million in combined potential value—this represents the medical equipment supply contract from VISN 12 (FSS-65-II-A). Patient Mobility Devices (FSS-65-II-F) accounts for 265 task orders worth $2 million combined potential value. Medical Equipment and Supplies (FSS-65-II-A) shows 204 task orders worth $2.4 million combined potential value. These vehicles enable VISNs across the VA system to place unrestricted delivery orders and purchase orders for accessibility equipment without additional competition.

Activity has been strong but shows recent contraction. The past five years averaged 49.6 awards annually (2022: 47; 2023: 72; 2024: 75; 2025: 44; 2026 year-to-date: 10). The sharp decline in 2025–2026 reflects the shift from frequent small individual orders to IDV ceiling awards; the two GSA Schedule contracts issued in late 2025 and early 2026 will sustain the business through task orders rather than new contract awards. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal: only four awards (combined potential value $67 thousand) reach completion date within that window.

Amramp has no documented subcontract footprint in the source data and operates exclusively as a prime. The company maintains two active master federal supply schedule vehicles with VISN 12 that serve as the contracting mechanism through which multiple VA regional networks issue individual task orders for modular ramps, stairlifts, vertical platform lifts, and prosthetic mobility devices. Performance is executed from Amramp's headquarters in Randolph, Massachusetts, supplemented by thirty-one service and distribution points nationwide, enabling equipment delivery and installation across CONUS, Hawaii, Alaska, and Puerto Rico.