Koninklijke Philips Electronic

Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V. is a Netherlands-headquartered global healthcare technology company that serves as a major supplier of advanced medical imaging and diagnostic equipment to the United States federal government. Through its subsidiaries including Philips Medical Systems North America Inc., Philips North America LLC, and Philips Healthcare, the company provides sophisticated medical technologies and related services to the Department of Defense, Department of Veterans Affairs, and other federal health agencies. Koninklijke Philips Electronics maintains an extensive federal contracting presence with a registered UEI and has held prime awardee status for federal contracts and grants since at least 2001, demonstrating its longstanding commitment to supporting critical healthcare infrastructure across multiple federal healthcare systems and military medical facilities.

Through federal prime contracts, Koninklijke Philips Electronics and its subsidiaries have supplied an extensive range of medical imaging and diagnostic equipment to federal agencies, with the Defense Logistics Agency Medical Supply Chain serving as a primary funding source. The company has received delivery orders under the DLA-VA NAC Radiology and Imaging Systems Program, a multi-year Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity vehicle, for advanced ultrasound systems including the EPIQ Elite, EPIQ CVX 3D Leadership System, EPIQ CVX 3D Innovation Plus with OLED, and EPIQ ADV Pediatric 3D systems valued between $119,020.50 and $249,055.00 per unit. Philips has also supplied specialized ultrasound transducers such as L12-4, C5-2, S4-1, L12-3 ERGO, C10-3V, V9-2, MC7-2, 3D-3V, and L15-7IO models, with individual transducer orders ranging from approximately $9,000 to $56,000. The company delivered complete imaging systems including NNAP990, NNAP990 EP, NNAV418 EPI, and LUMIFY Rugged System Bundle configurations, with system-level orders valued between $178,410 and $240,451.90. Additionally, Philips supplied support equipment including Samsung Galaxy tablets with ruggedized cases, medical consumables such as blood pressure cuffs in various sizes (neonatal, infant, pediatric, adult, large adult, and extra-large), ECG electrodes, capnography sensors, airway adapters, recording paper, and monitoring accessories through numerous delivery orders with ceiling values ranging from $36 to $1,750. The company also provided specialized services including CT essentials training, biomedical equipment maintenance, ventilator maintenance and performance assurance for V60 systems, and catheterization laboratory imaging process support. Federal contract awards were issued without set-aside designations, reflecting Philips' status as a large, established medical technology supplier. Beyond the DLA-VA NAC program, the company received awards from the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center for MR software subscriptions valued at $195,000.00 and medical monitors worth $20,193.00, the National Eye Institute for imaging equipment services of $24,475.00, and the Defense Health Agency for patient monitoring systems worth $205,318.11 and ventilator maintenance services valued at $29,950.00, as well as a purchase order from the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network for emergency repairs and process support services.

Koninklijke Philips Electronics and its subsidiary Tomtec Corporation have received federal grant awards and sub-award funding primarily through the National Institutes of Health. The company received a purchase order from the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute for Tomtec-Arena cardiovascular analysis software maintenance valued at $63,280.00 with a period of performance extending through November 13, 2024. While the provided documentation does not detail additional federal grant awards beyond this National Institutes of Health award, the company's historical involvement in federally-funded research demonstrates its engagement with federal grant programs supporting medical technology development and healthcare innovation.

Koninklijke Philips Electronics holds significant Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contract vehicles with federal agencies. The company serves as a prime contractor under the DLA-VA NAC Radiology and Imaging Systems Program, a multi-year IDIQ administered jointly by the Defense Logistics Agency and Department of Veterans Affairs that enables procurement of advanced medical imaging equipment, software, and related services for both the Department of Defense and VA healthcare systems. Under this vehicle, Philips has received over one hundred delivery orders since 2024, with task orders issued by the Medical Supply Chain function between February 2024 and September 2025, demonstrating sustained federal demand for its imaging systems and diagnostic equipment. The company additionally holds a DLA MSC Patient Monitoring IDIQ contract vehicle supporting procurement of patient monitoring systems and related services, evidenced by a delivery order valued at $109,141.12 awarded in November 2023. Philips Medical Systems North America Inc. also maintains a Medical Equipment and Supplies Federal Supply Schedule contract (FSS-65-II-A) with the General Services Administration, which enables streamlined procurement of medical equipment and supplies across federal agencies, with documented task orders from the Defense Health Agency. The Federal Supply Schedule arrangement has generated task orders for specialized medical equipment including Intellivue MX550 patient monitoring systems. These IDIQ and schedule vehicles have proven instrumental in enabling rapid deployment of critical medical imaging infrastructure to support Department of Defense and Department of Veterans Affairs healthcare operations, with the company serving as a primary source for sophisticated diagnostic equipment across federal medical facilities.