Jaeger Medical America, Inc.

Jaeger Medical America, Inc., a California-based medical equipment manufacturer and service provider, operates exclusively as a prime contractor to the Department of Veterans Affairs, delivering maintenance, repair, and technical support for pulmonary function testing and respiratory diagnostic equipment across the VA's Veterans Integrated Service Networks. The company competes exclusively in full-and-open procurements with no set-asides and holds a single-award indefinite-delivery contract with VA's VISN 23 awarded July 1, 2026.

Jaeger Medical America's federal capability footprint centers narrowly on preventative maintenance, emergency parts supply, software and hardware upgrades, and OEM-authorized service for proprietary pulmonary diagnostic systems—specifically Vyaire spirometry and pulmonary function testing equipment, Vyntus cardiopulmonary exercise test systems, SentrySuite maintenance platforms, and VMAX plethysmography systems. The company holds exclusive proprietary authorization to service Vyaire systems following its acquisition of Vyaire in November 2024, positioning it as the sole authorized provider of software patches, updates, and hardware maintenance for that platform within VA networks. Representative work includes a $549,162 single-award indefinite-delivery contract for VISN 23 Vyaire maintenance services running through June 30, 2031; a $234,472 purchase order with VISN 22 for Jaeger pulmonary equipment maintenance through August 31, 2030; and a $110,506 definitive contract with VISN 5 for medical service support through January 31, 2028.

Customer concentration is absolute: the VA accounts for all twelve awards in the source portfolio, representing $1.4 million in combined potential value. Within the VA, four VISNs anchor the activity—VISN 8 (three awards, $196 thousand), VISN 22 (one award, $234 thousand), VISN 5 (one award, $111 thousand), and VISN 19 (one award, $57 thousand)—with additional work across VISN 2, VISN 12, and others. By dollar value, VISN 22 and the regional VA contracting offices collectively represent the largest exposure; by award count, VISN 8 appears most frequently.

Award velocity shows concentration in recent years: one award in 2022, then a gap, followed by seven awards in 2025 and four in 2026. Five awards with ultimate completion dates inside the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $386 thousand and face recompete exposure. The company has obligated $522 thousand (37% of potential value) across the portfolio, indicating active performance on multiple concurrent maintenance and service contracts. All work carries firm fixed-price terms and no set-aside designation, and place of performance spans multiple VA facilities, with administrative or primary performance locations in Moreno Valley, California and subordinate sites across Gainesville, Orlando, Chicago, Baltimore, and Minneapolis.