Meisystem, Inc.

Meisystem, Inc., a foreign-owned for-profit entity headquartered in Itasca, Illinois and subsidiary of Italian manufacturer MEI S.R.L., supplies optical and ophthalmic equipment, lens-edging machines, and related maintenance and repair services to federal healthcare providers as a prime contractor, competing exclusively in full-and-open procurements with no set-aside participation across its recent award footprint.

Meisystem's federal capability portfolio centers on eyeglass production equipment and consumables for military and veteran healthcare facilities. The vendor supplies MEI-branded robotic lens-edging systems (4Racer, 4D Tracer, NORA, EasyFit Trend Max models), provides preventive and corrective maintenance on installed equipment, delivers staff training and equipment calibration, and furnishes optical lab consumables and materials. Representative work includes a $675,352 sole-source delivery order from the Defense Health Agency (awarded September 2024) for a MEI 4Racer eyeglass-lens-edger system and supporting equipment for the Naval Medical Center San Diego Optometry Clinic; a $373,200 purchase order from VA VISN 10 (May 2024) for an EasyFit Trend Max lens-edging machine, conveyor belts, installation, calibration, and training; and a $203,331 purchase order from the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (June 2026) for preventive maintenance on robotic MEI Racer edging machines at Naval Optometry facilities in Yorktown, Virginia.

Customer concentration is pronounced and bifurcated by dollar value. VA Veterans Integrated Service Network 10 anchors the footprint, accounting for 9 of 19 awards (100% coverage of all awards) and $2.7 million of combined potential value. The Department of the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery holds 8 awards worth $1.1 million. The Defense Health Agency and Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons account for the remaining two awards ($675 thousand and $132 thousand, respectively). The two rankings align — VISN 10 dominates both volume and dollars — reflecting sustained demand for equipment maintenance and consumables at a single VA optical lab complex in Indianapolis.

Award activity has been intermittent but recent: two awards in 2022, three in 2023, five in 2024, two in 2025, and three in 2026 (through late September). Combined potential value across all nineteen awards is $4.6 million, with obligated dollars at $4.5 million (98% of potential value), indicating firm, near-complete performance. Three awards with completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $256 thousand, representing minimal recompete exposure. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor with no subcontract footprint. Top NAICS categories are ophthalmic goods manufacturing (seven awards) and equipment repair and maintenance (five awards); top PSC codes are maintenance and repair of medical equipment (nine awards) and ophthalmic instruments and supplies (eight awards).