Integrated Medcraft LLC

Integrated Medcraft LLC, a woman-owned small business based in East Hampton, Connecticut, supplies medical equipment and trauma-response supplies to the federal government as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides, with 95 percent of its recent federal award footprint comprising direct prime contracts and indefinite delivery orders. The company is a limited liability corporation and manufacturer of goods with no tax-exempt status, competing predominantly in set-aside categories across its federal customer base.

Integrated Medcraft's capability portfolio centers on medical equipment and supplies distribution, including pulse oximeters (ONYX 9550 and ONYX II models), junctional tourniquets (SAM and AAJT variants), hemorrhage control kits (XSTAT and TrueClot lines), heated blankets and temperature-management supplies, airway management devices (ARWY I-GEL O2 resuscitation packs), splints and traction devices (CT-7 multicam), specialized trauma supplies (HALO IFAK and HALO Seal products), and diagnostic equipment such as the INFRASCANNER Model 2500 (a portable intracranial pressure monitoring device). The company also distributes smaller-volume consumables including occlusive dressings, gauze bandages, absorbent pads, and topical skin wash products. Representative prime work includes a $40,800 purchase order from the Department of State Bureau of Diplomatic Security (May 2026) for HALO Combo Pack replenishment; a $208,325 delivery order from DLA Medical Supply Chain (March 2026) for an INFRASCANNER Model 2500 unit; and a $229,950 delivery order from the same agency (March 2026) for additional INFRASCANNER units. The company holds a $39 million indefinite delivery contract from DLA Troop Support Medical, awarded June 10, 2024, running through June 9, 2029, covering Federal Supply Class 4600082211 (Electr Cat ECAT I Div) for the full range of medical equipment and supplies listed above.

Customer concentration sits almost entirely with DLA Troop Support Medical, which accounts for 1,183 awards (98 percent of recent award count) and $43.6 million in combined potential value (97 percent of total). The Department of State Bureau of Diplomatic Security, the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 12, and DLA's Land and Maritime and Aviation divisions account for the remaining activity at much smaller volumes. This concentration reflects Integrated Medcraft's embedded position as a primary medical supply vendor within DLA's supply chain for trauma and field medical equipment.

Integrated Medcraft places 803 task orders under its primary vehicle, Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE2DE24D0017, which carries $3.4 million in combined potential value. The vendor also holds positions on several legacy DLA IDCs (SPE2DV17D8003, SPE2DV17D0200, SPE2DV17D7031, SPE2DV17D8006), though these vehicles carry far lower order volumes. All delivery orders place of performance in East Hampton, Connecticut, and carry fixed-price or fixed-price-with-economic-price-adjustment structures under total small business set-asides.

Activity has grown sharply year over year across the portfolio, from 50 awards in 2022 to 489 in 2025 and 289 year-to-date in 2026. The growth reflects both increased order frequency and higher unit values on specialized equipment like INFRASCANNER devices. Combined potential value stands at $44.9 million, with $9 million obligated (20 percent execution rate), typical for indefinite delivery vehicles with rolling task orders.

Integrated Medcraft subcontracts to Cardinal Health 200, LLC across ten identified sub-awards (2024–2025), delivering ONYX II pulse oximeters, EZ-IO intraosseous needle sets, INFRASCANNER diagnostic units, and other specialized medical equipment. These sub-awards do not carry set-aside designations and fall in the $183 to $6,785 range. The sub-award footprint accounts for roughly 5 percent of total awards by count, with the prime footprint dominating.

Primary NAICS categories reflect the product mix: Medical, Dental, and Hospital Equipment and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers (867 awards), Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing (120 awards), and Corrugated and Solid Fiber Box Manufacturing (85 awards). Top PSC codes are Laboratory Equipment and Supplies (797 awards) and Surgical Dressing Materials (123 awards), underscoring the company's role as a distributor and wholesaler rather than a primary manufacturer.

Medical Supply Order fullfillment