Samsung HME America, Inc.

Samsung HME America, Inc., doing business as Neurologica Corp, manufactures and delivers portable computed tomography scanners, digital radiography systems, ultrasound devices, and associated maintenance and repair services to the Department of Veterans Affairs and Department of Defense as a prime contractor exclusively under full-and-open competition, with no SBA set-aside eligibility due to foreign ownership by Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Neurologica operates as a wholly owned subsidiary of Samsung Electronics and competes entirely without subcontractors across its federal portfolio. The company is headquartered in Danvers, Massachusetts, where all work is performed. Primary NAICS classification centers on 425110 (Medical, Dental, and Hospital Equipment and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers), with secondary classifications under 334517 (Irradiation Apparatus Manufacturing) and 811210 (Other Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance). PSC coding reflects imaging equipment procurement (H-class) and medical equipment maintenance (H-class repair codes).

Neurologica's federal footprint concentrates heavily on the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Medical and the Department of Veterans Affairs. The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Medical dominates by volume and dollar value, placing 241 delivery orders worth $372.8 million across the company's federal portfolio. The VA National Acquisition Center follows with 218 awards valued at $57.7 million. Together, these two customers account for 87% of awards and 98% of combined potential value, reflecting Neurologica's near-total reliance on medical imaging procurement through these two channels. VA Veterans Integrated Service Network 12 (17.3 million across 20 awards), VA Veterans Integrated Service Network 23 ($10.6 million across 12 awards), and VA Strategic Acquisition Center Frederick ($8.2 million on a single award) round out the customer base. The concentration is sharp: DLA Troop Support alone anchors roughly 78% of total potential value.

The vendor operates almost exclusively under the DLA-VA NAC Radiology and Imaging Systems Program, a multi-award indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract vehicle. This IDIQ carries 308 task orders worth $106.2 million combined potential value and serves as Neurologica's primary vehicle for placement of delivery orders across VA and DoD facilities nationwide. The company also holds a single-award indefinite-delivery contract (SPE2D120D7002, 105 task orders, $5 million combined potential value) and participates in the indefinite-delivery contract SPM2D110D8345 (71 task orders, $24 million combined potential value), though the latter carries less visibility in named award detail. A smaller VA Strategic Acquisition Center Frederick single-award IDIQ awarded August 21, 2026 (ceiling $8.2 million through August 2031) covers NX EQ scanning system ultrasonic intestinal equipment. All vehicles operate firm-fixed-price without set-asides.

Recent activity shows moderate volume fluctuating between 49 and 77 awards per year across the past five fiscal years (2022–2026). The vendor recorded 49 awards in 2026 (partial year through late September), 77 in 2025, 51 in 2024, 62 in 2023, and 50 in 2022. Combined potential value across the 575 awards in the source spans $477.7 million, with $139.9 million obligated (29% realization rate). Twenty-nine awards carrying combined potential value of $10.3 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and thus present recompete exposure for the vendor and recompete opportunity for competitors.

Representative work spans portable radiography consolidations (e.g., $687,607 delivery order July 2026 for XR PORT RAD equipment consolidation at Louisville, Kentucky VA Medical Center; $764,160.50 order May 2026 for administrative correction of XR radiology equipment at Port Royal, South Carolina Community-Based Outpatient Clinic), digital radiology systems ($531,965 delivery order August 2025 for digital radiology system under DLA-VA NAC; $679,567.25 order August 2025 for X-ray equipment), ultrasound equipment procurement ($311,660.31 delivery order October 2025 for ultrasound under DLA-VA NAC; multiple smaller ultrasound orders ranging $4,600 to $207,773), and multi-year maintenance service agreements ($1.28 million delivery order December 2025 for maintenance through December 2027; $8.082 million maintenance service agreement for portable radiographic systems across Veterans Integrated Service Network 23 through May 2029). One definitive contract directly with Veterans Integrated Service Network 23 for Samsung RS85 Prestige service ($363,000, awarded April 2026, through March 2031) and another with Veterans Integrated Service Network 17 for Samsung digital radiology equipment maintenance ($282,000 sole-source award August 2025 under 41 U.S.C. 3304(a)(1), through July 2027) demonstrate the company's ancillary direct relationships with individual service networks and health systems outside the primary IDIQ framework.

The vendor carries zero subcontractor footprint; all 575 awards are prime awards with no sub-award history in the source. Place of performance is consistently Danvers, Massachusetts, with subordinate operational presence at customer sites (e.g., Eagan, Minnesota for VISN 23 maintenance; Evans Army Community Hospital, Colorado Springs for Defense Health Agency portable x-ray maintenance). Neurologica competes exclusively in full-and-open, unrestricted procurement; no 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB, or other SBA set-aside categories apply due to foreign ownership. The company neither holds nor pursues set-aside eligibility and maintains uniform competitive positioning across its federal portfolio.