Lifenet Health

Lifenet Health, a Virginia Beach-based nonprofit manufacturer of regenerative medicine products and human tissue distribution, serves federal medical and research agencies as a prime contractor across surgical implants, organ procurement services, primary human cells for research assays, and tissue-based medical devices—with nearly all recent awards at the federal level (2,234 of 2,241 total awards are prime contracts). The vendor competes on full-and-open basis across all federal procurement channels with no set-aside designations, leveraging established procurement relationships and vehicle positions rather than SBA or small-business status.

Lifenet Health's customer concentration centers on defense and veteran healthcare. The Department of the Army Medical Command anchors the portfolio by combined potential value—190 awards worth $45.1 million, representing nearly half of the vendor's $90.9 million total potential value across all recent awards. The Defense Health Agency accounts for $15.9 million across 46 awards. The Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration entities (Veterans Integrated Service Network 6 and VISN 12 combined) place 264 awards with $9.2 million combined potential value. By award count alone, the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery leads with 344 awards but carries only $2 million in potential value—a signal of high-volume, small-transaction procurement. The top five customer segments by potential value account for 79% of combined value. Representative prime work includes a $244,000 delivery order from the Food and Drug Administration (September 2025) for the Iontox Multi-Organ In Vitro System under the GSA Medical Equipment and Supplies (FSS-65-II-A) Schedule; a $192,500 purchase order from VISN 6 (June 2025) for postmortem brain tissue supporting PTSD research; a $165,000 purchase order from VISN 6 (June 2026) for brain tissue under Executive Order 14398 requirements; and an $86,750 purchase order from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (July 2026) for primary human liver cells in four cell types—hepatocytes, stellate cells, endothelial cells, and Kupffer cells—to support mechanistic toxicology research.

Lifenet Health holds multiple significant indefinite delivery vehicles anchoring federal procurement relationships. The Blanket Purchase Agreement W9114F16A0003 with the Department of the Army Medical Command carries 7 task orders worth $25 million combined potential value. A Blanket Purchase Agreement with the VA VISN 6 for osteochondral grafts on consignment was awarded August 22, 2023, with a ceiling of $566,384 and ultimate completion through August 18, 2028. The GSA Medical Equipment and Supplies Schedule (FSS-65-II-A) underlies 19 task orders worth $422 thousand. The Blanket Purchase Agreement HT001416A0043 supports 13 task orders worth $2.3 million. Indefinite Delivery Contract VA24612D0152 supports 9 task orders worth $844 thousand. The vendor's vehicle footprint reflects its specialized position in federal medical supply chains—the vehicles are predominantly single-award or agency-specific procurement mechanisms rather than government-wide GWACs, indicating deep departmental relationships with VA, Army Medical Command, and Defense Health Agency procurement offices.

Lifenet Health's award activity has declined over recent years—from 27 awards in 2022 to 3 in 2026 year-to-date through mid-July, though this reflects a shift in ordering pattern toward higher-value, longer-performance contracts rather than transaction volume collapse. Only three awards (combined potential value $496 thousand) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting minimal near-term recompete exposure. The vendor holds a named subsidiary, Skin And Wound Allograft Institute, LLC, also organized as a nonprofit manufacturer of goods. Lifenet Health's subcontract footprint is negligible (seven sub-awards out of 2,241 total awards, or 0.3%)—all recent subs flow through Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc., as prime, supplying cellular bone matrix and tendon graft products. This structure indicates Lifenet Health operates as a specialist supplier on the vendor-to-supply-chain side rather than as an integrator or program prime. The vendor's procurement posture across 2,002 awards under PSC Medical And Surgical Instruments, Equipment, And Supplies and primary NAICS alignment to Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing (866 awards) and Blood and Organ Banks (355 awards) confirms its core identity as a biological materials and regenerative medicine product supplier to federal medical institutions and research agencies.