Motion Analysis Corporation

Motion Analysis Corporation, a for-profit manufacturer of motion capture systems, software, and related services based in Rohnert Park, California, operates as a prime contractor on full-and-open federal purchase orders with no recurring set-aside usage. The company competes across civilian and defense agencies for specialized motion analysis equipment, licenses, maintenance, and operator training — work that spans medical gait analysis, robotic systems research, and biomechanics instrumentation.

Motion Analysis Corporation operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of awards); the source carries no subcontract work. The vendor serves 24 distinct customer agencies with particular concentration in healthcare and research. The top five customer organizations account for 56% of award count and 67% of combined potential value. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Pittsburgh leads by award volume (21 awards, $629 thousand combined potential value), followed by the Department of the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (19 awards, $776 thousand), the Department of the Army Medical Command (12 awards, $299 thousand), the Department of the Army (11 awards), and the Department of the Army Materiel Command Research Development and Engineering Command (9 awards, $370 thousand). However, the Navy's Office of Naval Research anchors the largest single award: a $967,860 firm-fixed-price purchase order from May 2024 for delivery, installation, and operator training of a commercial motion capture system for the Naval Research Laboratory to record and analyze three-dimensional movements of robotic systems and human interaction, with completion date October 18, 2024.

Capability work clusters around medical and surgical motion analysis equipment and maintenance. Representative recent awards include a $40,853 purchase order from the Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 16 in March 2026 for hardware and software maintenance of eight Motion Analysis Kestrel 2200 Plus digital real-time camera systems deployed in the Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System's GRECC Gait Lab, a $28,514 annual license and support order from VA VISN 12 in December 2025 for Cortex software implementation, a $50,969 specialized gait camera purchase order from VA VISN 16 in August 2024, and recurring CDC Pittsburgh software license and maintenance orders ranging from $18,170 to $19,025 annually. All awards carry firm-fixed-price FAR Part 12 pricing structures and full-and-open competition without set-aside designation.

Activity volume remains light but consistent. Recent awards span 2022 through March 2026 with one award in 2022, one in 2023, three in 2024, one in 2025, and one in 2026. Combined potential value across all 128 awards in the source dataset totals $4.5 million, with obligated dollars reaching $6.9 million — indicating awards have been extended or renewed beyond initial ceiling values. The vendor places task orders under legacy Army IDICs (DAAL0487C0042, DAAL0488C0009), a Navy indefinite delivery contract (N0022887C3122), and a VA blanket purchase agreement (V69DP3953), though order frequency per vehicle is limited. Award categorization concentrates on optical instrument and lens manufacturing (37 awards), motion picture and video industries (9 awards), and measuring and controlling device manufacturing (6 awards), with corresponding PSC concentration in medical and surgical instruments (17 awards) and motion picture cameras (12 awards).