Medtronic Gesellschaft MIT Beschränkter Haftung

Medtronic Gesellschaft MIT Beschraenkter Haftung is a foreign-owned, for-profit German subsidiary of Medtronic, a global medical technology leader headquartered in the United States. Registered with the federal government since May 2005, the company specializes in supplying critical medical devices and equipment to support U.S. military healthcare operations, particularly for service members stationed overseas in the European theater. The entity holds a significant single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement valued at $1,000,000 with the U.S. Army Medical Command (MEDCOM) for neurosurgical implants and supplies, reflecting its established role as a key supplier to U.S. military treatment facilities and forward surgical teams deployed abroad.

Medtronic Gesellschaft MIT Beschraenkter Haftung's federal contract portfolio demonstrates a diverse range of specialized medical products and services provided exclusively to the Department of the Army Medical Command and Army European Command between 2021 and 2025. The company has delivered cardiac implant devices, neurosurgical implants and supplies, surgical sets and instruments including surgical mast quadrant retractors, video laryngoscope devices for airway management, and AEX plasma generators for surgical support. Contract awards have been structured as purchase orders, Blanket Purchase Agreement calls, and firm fixed-price arrangements, with ceiling values ranging from $1,158.39 to $229,811.77. Notable awards include a $229,811.77 surgical set purchase order in 2021, a $123,108.71 video laryngoscope device contract supporting COVID-19 pandemic response efforts in 2021, and multiple smaller task orders for decentralized medical supplies and equipment. All contract awards to this vendor have been performed in Germany and have utilized no small business set-aside designations, reflecting the company's status as a direct federal contractor providing specialized medical equipment to military healthcare facilities and forward surgical teams throughout the European theater.