Metro Prosthetics Inc.

Metro Prosthetics Inc. Baltimore Branch Division, a self-certified small disadvantaged business (SDB) manufacturer of artificial limbs and prosthetic devices, operates as a prime contractor issuing delivery orders under two Veterans Affairs IDCs serving the mid-Atlantic region. The company is a wholly owned division of Metro Prosthetics, Inc., headquartered in Hyattsville, Maryland, with manufacturing and fitting operations at its Baltimore branch facility in Nottingham, Maryland. Metro Prosthetics competes under full-and-open procurements, though its SDB certification and placement on partial small business set-aside vehicles have anchored most of its federal footprint to the VA.

Metro's customer base is narrowly concentrated on a single VA entity. Veterans Integrated Service Network 5 (VISN 5), the Department of Veterans Affairs' regional network serving Maryland, Washington D.C., West Virginia, and Virginia, accounts for 147 of 148 recent awards and $44.3 million in combined potential value — effectively 100 percent of the vendor's federal business. A single outlier award to VISN 6 represents the only customer diversification in the source data. This concentration, coupled with delivery-order-only work structure, creates acute recompete risk and customer dependency.

Metro holds position on two active VA IDCs. The larger vehicle — Indefinite Delivery Contract VA24517D0206, a $29.448 million multiple-award contract awarded April 10, 2023 and running through April 9, 2028 under a partial small business set-aside — has generated 73 task orders valued at $1.4 million in combined potential. The smaller vehicle, IDC 36C24523D0022, a $1.060 million single-award contract that expired March 31, 2023, produced five delivery orders completed in early 2023. Both vehicles specify NAICS 339113 (Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing) and PSC code J067 (Medical and Surgical Instruments, Equipment, and Supplies), consistent with metro's core business of designing, fabricating, and fitting customized prosthetic solutions including above-knee and below-knee prosthetics, replacement sockets, adjustable sockets, endoskeletal systems, microprocessor-controlled knees, and prosthetic feet.

Recent delivery order activity reflects steady small-order volume. Representative awards include a June 5, 2026 order for $33,670.41 (partial small business set-aside), an April 2, 2026 order for $27,914.82 (partial small business set-aside), a March 18, 2026 order for $23,496.71 (partial small business set-aside), and a March 2, 2026 order for $53,013.03 (partial small business set-aside). All delivery orders carry firm fixed-price pricing with performance periods typically between one and four months, positioned at Nottingham. The IDV's estimated ceiling permits issuance to up to ten qualified small businesses, indicating Metro competes for share against multiple vendors on the same vehicle rather than anchoring sole-source or exclusive work.

Activity has been volatile but trending downward. The vendor received 26 awards in 2024, 25 in 2023, 16 in 2022, 16 in 2025, and only 4 orders through mid-June 2026 — a sharp drop suggesting either seasonal ordering patterns or early-stage recompete dynamics. Only one award carries a completion date within the next twenty-four months with combined potential value of $34 thousand, indicating limited near-term recompete exposure but also indicating that the larger 2023–2024 awards are already closing. The vendor operates as a 100 percent prime contractor; no subcontract footprint is present in the source data. Combined obligated dollars total $2.8 million against a $44.3 million potential value ceiling — indicating the majority of the IDC ceiling remains unexercised.