Medbloc Inc.

Medbloc Inc., a foreign-owned subsidiary of Invacare Corporation, supplies custom power wheelchairs, prosthetic mobility devices, and related assistive equipment to the Department of Veterans Affairs as a prime contractor, competing without set-asides and operating exclusively through full-and-open purchase orders to multiple Veterans Integrated Service Networks.

Medbloc is organized as a for-profit child entity of Invacare Corporation headquartered in Elyria, Ohio, with Medbloc operations and performance based in Tonawanda, New York and subordinate locations including Trinity, Florida, Irvine, California, Wilmington, Delaware, and Minneapolis, Minnesota. The vendor's federal award footprint is nearly 100% VA-focused, with all 3,731 recent awards concentrated on prosthetics and wheeled mobility procurement. The company operates under NAICS 339113 (Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing) and PSC 6515 (Medical and Surgical Instruments, Equipment, and Supplies), delivering individual wheelchair units and small batches rather than operating under enterprise contracts or vehicles. Each award is a discrete firm fixed-price purchase order with individual ceiling values typically ranging from $10,000 to $94,000, placing Medbloc squarely in direct-order territory rather than IDIQ or BPA structures.

Customer concentration is extreme and single-agency: about 48% of all awards (by count) and 53% of all potential value flow to the top five Veterans Integrated Service Networks, anchored by VISN 20 (634 awards, $8.2 million), VISN 6 (289 awards, $5 million), and VISN 21 (350 awards, $4.2 million). The Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration accounts for the overwhelming majority of all activity; no material business with civilian agencies appears in the source. Representative recent work includes power wheelchairs and prosthetic chairs to VISN 20 valued at $22 thousand and $50 thousand, custom power wheelchairs to VISN 6 valued at $26 thousand and $48 thousand, and single-unit prosthetic orders to VISN 2 and VISN 19 ranging from $10 thousand to $15 thousand. The vendor has completed 3,731 such orders cumulatively, with 3,728 as prime contractor and zero as subcontractor — a 100% prime posture on purchase-order work at the VA.

Activity has contracted sharply: 264 awards in 2022 down to 126 in 2025, with only 3 awards recorded in 2026 to date (through August 18, 2026). The combined potential value across all awards stands at $43.9 million, with $43.7 million obligated (99% realization). The recompete cliff over the next twenty-four months is minimal — only 3 awards with ultimate completion dates in that window, carrying $31 thousand in combined potential value.

Medbloc operates as a wholly owned child of Invacare Corporation, leveraging the parent's Home Care Division for manufacturing and delivery of wheelchair equipment. The parent relationship is structural, not transactional: Medbloc holds the VA contracts and performs procurement coordination, while Invacare provides supply-chain fulfillment. No subcontract footprint to other primes is present in the source. The vendor's posture is pure direct-order supplier to the VA, with no teaming relationships, no parent IDIQs or GWACs to bring to partnerships, and no set-aside certifications that would alter competitive positioning. All work is awarded through open competition at the individual purchase-order level, with no vehicle-based persistence and minimal recompete pipeline.