Spryson America, Inc.

Spryson America, Inc., a foreign-owned, for-profit manufacturer based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, sells specialized neurological diagnostic and testing equipment to federal healthcare and research agencies as a prime contractor operating exclusively in the full-and-open market with no set-aside designations. The company designs, manufactures, and supports advanced medical devices including rotary chair systems, head-mounted eye-tracking goggles with virtual reality display capability (DX200 and Neurolign systems), and related calibration, maintenance, and repair services for federal medical facilities and research institutions.

Spryson's federal customer base concentrates heavily in healthcare and defense research. The Defense Health Agency leads both volume and potential value, anchoring fourteen awards totaling $675 thousand, while the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration operates across multiple regional networks (VISN 20, VISN 22, VISN 23, and VISN 1) with nine awards combined worth $378 thousand. The Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health accounts for a single but outsized contract valued at $249 thousand for the Neurolign NOTC System and associated diagnostic equipment. The Navy's Bureau of Medicine and Surgery and the Office of Naval Research collectively account for seven awards worth $352 thousand. Combined, these five customer categories represent 63% of Spryson's combined potential value across eighteen distinct federal agencies.

The vendor's award portfolio reflects a highly specialized capability set. Recent work includes a $62,650 purchase order from Veterans Integrated Service Network 23 (April 2026) for DX 200 head-mounted 3D goggle systems with eye tracking for the Iowa City VA Healthcare System Research Department; a $249 thousand firm fixed-price order from the National Institutes of Health (September 2024) for the Neurolign NOTC System, DX200 diagnostic devices, rotary chair systems, eye tracking goggles, and virtual reality headsets; and a $76 thousand Defense Health Agency contract (October 2023) covering software, service agreement, and maintenance of Neuro Kinetics instruments through September 2027. The vendor also holds multi-year maintenance contracts, including a five-year $96 thousand Neurolign NOTC System maintenance agreement with VA Network 22 running through September 2028.

Activity has declined in recent years: ten awards in 2022, six in 2023, then one award in 2024 and two in 2025, with two awards in the first half of 2026. Spryson has obligated $3.2 million against a combined potential value of $2.3 million across forty-five total awards, indicating past overruns or value acceleration. Three awards with combined potential value of $143 thousand reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure. NAICS concentration skews toward equipment repair and maintenance (16 awards under "Other Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance") and electromedical apparatus manufacturing (12 awards), with PSC concentration in maintenance and repair of medical equipment (19 awards) and medical and surgical instruments and supplies (9 awards). All forty-five awards are prime contracts; Spryson holds no subcontract footprint in the source data.