Motion Control, Inc.

Motion Control, Inc., a Salt Lake City-based manufacturer of orthotic and prosthetic devices, competes as a prime contractor in full-and-open federal procurement, supplying specialized prosthetic limbs, hands, wrists, elbows, and repair services to the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Department of the Army. The company is a subsidiary of Fillauer, Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business, and operates across 148 recent federal awards with $22.6 million in combined potential value.

Motion Control's customer base concentrates heavily on the Veterans Health Administration and Army medical systems. The Department of the Army Medical Command dominates by potential value, anchoring 22 awards worth $14.2 million combined, while the Defense Health Agency carries 5 awards valued at $5.6 million. Within the VA system, Veterans Integrated Service Network 2 leads by award count (24 awards, $803 thousand combined potential value), followed by VISN 19 (17 awards, $326 thousand), VISN 15 (14 awards, $386 thousand), and VISN 8 (14 awards, $228 thousand). These five customer entities account for 61% of Motion Control's award count and 95% of combined potential value. Motion Control holds a single-award $5 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Defense Health Agency running through September 30, 2028, which generates task orders ranging from $50,000 to $240,000 per call. Two Army IDIQs drive volume: Indefinite Delivery Contract W81K0009A0003 with 16 task orders ($435 thousand combined potential value) and Blanket Purchase Agreement W81K0024A0002 with 4 task orders ($630 thousand combined potential value).

Motion Control's award portfolio centers on surgical appliances and supplies manufacturing (107 awards under NAICS 339113) and medical and surgical instruments procurement (128 awards under PSC 6515). Representative recent work includes a $33,932 purchase order from VISN 2 for prosthetic limbs (March 2026), a $240,000 Defense Health Agency BPA call for prosthetic supplies (August 2025), and a $61,369 VISN 2 order for elbow prosthesis components (May 2024). Deliverables span the UTAH ARM 3+ microprocessor-controlled elbow, the TASKA prosthetic hand system (including TASKA CX and TASKA Gen2 variants), MC Motor Direct Wrist, wrist rotators, myoelectric hand systems, and custom artificial limbs. The company also provides repair services for TASKA hand systems across multiple VISNs.

Activity has remained steady in recent years—10 awards in 2022, 7 in 2023, 15 in 2024, and 11 in 2025—with minimal recompete pressure: only one award (combined potential value $32 thousand) reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. Combined dollars obligated stand at $10.4 million, representing 46% of combined potential value. Motion Control operates exclusively as a prime contractor; no subcontract activity appears in the source. The company competes without set-aside designations across all recent awards, indicating sustained success in full-and-open procurement against the broader federal contractor base.