Metro Prosthetics Inc.

Metro Prosthetics Inc. Baltimore Branch Division is a self-certified small disadvantaged business (SDB) manufacturer that supplies customized artificial limbs and prosthetic rehabilitation services to the Department of Veterans Affairs as a prime contractor under indefinite delivery contracts covering the mid-Atlantic region. The vendor operates as a subsidiary of Metro Prosthetics, Inc., headquartered in Hyattsville, Maryland, with manufacturing and fitting operations at its Baltimore Branch facility in Nottingham, Maryland.

Metro Prosthetics holds two active VA IDCs under Veterans Integrated Service Network 5 (VISN 5). The larger vehicle, a multiple-award IDC valued at $29.448 million with a performance period running through April 2028, was awarded April 10, 2023, and carries a partial small business set-aside designation. The smaller single-award IDC, valued at $1.060 million with a completion date of March 31, 2023, carries no set-aside. VISN 5 covers Maryland, Washington D.C., West Virginia, and Virginia, and the contract vehicles span six VA medical centers across those states. Under NAICS 339113 (Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing) and PSC J067, Metro Prosthetics designs, fabricates, and fits customized prosthetic solutions including above-knee and below-knee prosthetics, replacement and adjustable sockets, endoskeletal systems, microprocessor-controlled knees, and specialized prosthetic feet. The vendor translates VA amputee clinic prescriptions and approved L-codes into individual custom devices.

Customer concentration is extreme. VISN 5 accounts for 148 of 149 total prime awards (99.3% of awards) and the full $44.4 million in combined potential value; a single award to Veterans Integrated Service Network 6 represents the only secondary customer in the source data. All 149 awards are delivery orders issued under the two parent IDVs; the vendor does not compete separately or hold positions on government-wide vehicles. Obligated dollars total $2.8 million (6% of combined potential value), reflecting the firm fixed-price delivery-order structure typical of VA prosthetics procurement.

Activity has been uneven. Awards spiked to 26 in 2024, dropped to 16 in 2025, and have declined further to 5 awards so far in 2026. Individual delivery orders range from approximately $7,600 to $87,995, with most clustering between $10,000 and $25,000 per veteran-specific prosthetic prescription. The multiple-award IDC continues as the primary vehicle with 73 task orders (combined potential value $1.4 million); the companion vehicle carries 64 task orders ($1.3 million combined potential value). The vendor operates entirely as a prime contractor with no sub-award activity in the source data. Recompete exposure centers on the April 2028 ultimate completion of the $29.448 million IDIC, which will likely be re-competed with multiple-award status reserved for small businesses.