M & M Rehab Inc.

M & M Rehab Inc., a minority-owned and Hispanic American-owned small disadvantaged business, supplies prosthetic limbs, rehabilitation equipment, and related medical devices to the Department of Veterans Affairs as a prime contractor, competing in full-and-open procurements without set-aside designations. The Tallahassee, Florida-based manufacturer operates under primary NAICS 541512 (Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing) and PSC Medical And Surgical Instruments, Equipment, And Supplies.

All seven awards in the source portfolio originated from Veterans Integrated Service Network 8, a regional VA network serving the southeastern United States. M & M Rehab's recent work includes a $56 thousand firm fixed-price purchase order (September 2025) for limb-related products with performance in Tallahassee, followed by six awards spanning January through May 2026 for everyday limb products and prosthesis services totaling roughly $199 thousand across purchase orders with completion dates through June 2027. Individual order values range from $15 thousand to $56 thousand. Two representative awards: a $53 thousand prosthesis products and services order (April 2026, performance in Gainesville, Florida, completion June 2026) and a $49 thousand everyday limb products and equipment order (January 2026, Tallahassee, completion May 2026).

Customer concentration is absolute — VISN 8 accounts for 100% of the seven awards and the full $255 thousand combined potential value across the visible footprint. This narrow agency relationship reflects a specialized supplier posture within the VA healthcare ecosystem rather than a broad federal customer base. Work is performed across multiple southeastern locations (Tallahassee, Gainesville, and Austin) but concentrated in Tallahassee.

Three awards with combined potential value of $87 thousand reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, exposing M & M Rehab to recompete activity tied to VISN 8 ordering patterns. Activity has accelerated from one award in 2025 to six in 2026 through May, though the dollar magnitude per order remains modest and consistent with routine rehabilitation and prosthetic supply replenishment cycles typical of regional VA networks. The vendor operates no subcontract relationships in the source data and holds no positions on government-wide vehicles or agency IDIQs.