Great Lakes Bio-Medical Services Inc.

Great Lakes Bio-Medical Services Inc., a Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Onsted, Michigan, provides biomedical equipment maintenance, testing, inspection, and recertification services exclusively to the Federal Bureau of Prisons as a prime contractor on 100% of its federal awards — a highly specialized, single-customer vendor operating at recurring quarterly and semi-annual cycles across dozens of Bureau of Prisons facilities nationwide.

The company competes entirely full-and-open with no set-aside designations on most work, though approximately 15–20% of recent awards carry Total Small Business set-asides. Great Lakes Bio-Medical Services Inc. has maintained federal SAM registration since October 2003 and operates as a pure prime contractor with no subcontracting footprint. The vendor's service delivery is performed from its Michigan operational base (Tipton, Michigan and Onsted, Michigan are named performance locations), serving correctional healthcare operations at Federal Correctional Complexes, Federal Correctional Institutions, United States Penitentiaries, and Federal Detention Centers.

Across a 503-award portfolio spanning the past three decades, Great Lakes Bio-Medical Services Inc. delivers concrete capability in preventative maintenance, equipment testing, inspections, and medical-device recertification supporting inmate healthcare programs. Representative recent work includes a $9,999 re-certification services order from Federal Correctional Complex Coleman (June 2026, December 2025 start); a $19,200 Total Small Business set-aside for mechanical preventative maintenance on all health services equipment at Federal Correctional Complex Victorville (January 2025); and a $9,000 inspection order from Federal Correctional Complex Florence (July 2026, recurring quarterly engagement). The vendor's typical contract ceiling ranges from $3,500 to $19,200 under firm fixed-price terms. Primary NAICS concentration sits in Other Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance (260 awards) and All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services (76 awards); PSC profile anchors on Maint/Repair/Rebuild of Equipment—Medical, Dental, and Veterinary Equipment and Supplies (140 awards) and Equipment and Materials Testing—Medical, Dental, and Veterinary Equipment and Supplies (46 awards).

Customer concentration is extreme and singular. The top five Bureau of Prisons facilities account for 24% of all awards and span Federal Correctional Complex Allenwood (33 awards, $212 thousand), Federal Correctional Complex Victorville (26 awards, $271 thousand), Federal Correctional Complex Forrest City (23 awards, $177 thousand), Federal Correctional Institution Memphis (23 awards, $109 thousand), and Federal Correctional Complex Coleman (17 awards, $227 thousand). Across the full portfolio, the vendor serves 45 distinct customer agencies (all Bureau of Prisons component facilities), and combined potential value stands at $3 million with obligated spend at $3.1 million. Activity has remained flat year over year—ranging from 10 to 15 awards annually over the past five years—with only 2 awards (combined potential value $21 thousand) reaching ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, suggesting minimal recompete exposure in the near term.

The vendor's vehicle posture is minimal; only two Blanket Purchase Agreements appear in the top-parent-vehicles block (DJB21103019 with 4 task orders and V655BPA5002 with 1 task order). The vast majority of work is awarded as direct purchase orders to individual facilities, reflecting the decentralized buying structure of the Bureau of Prisons' correctional healthcare procurement. Great Lakes Bio-Medical Services Inc. operates as a niche, highly specialized provider with deep but narrow federal exposure — the entire portfolio depends on Bureau of Prisons continuity and incremental facility-level purchase order renewal cycles.

We maintain medical and x-ray equipment for the federal and state government.