Samsung HME America, Inc.

Neurologica Corp., a foreign-owned, for-profit manufacturer of advanced medical imaging equipment headquartered in Danvers, Massachusetts, operates as a wholly owned subsidiary of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. and delivers portable computed tomography scanners, digital radiography systems, ultrasound devices, and associated maintenance and repair services to federal healthcare agencies as a prime contractor across full-and-open federal procurement, with no SBA set-aside activity.

Neurologica's federal footprint concentrates heavily on medical imaging procurement and maintenance. The company specializes in diagnostic radiology equipment and related services grounded in 548 prime awards spanning two decades of federal contracting (first award September 2007, most recent July 2026). Representative work includes $687,607 delivery order from the National Acquisition Center in July 2026 for XR PORT RAD equipment consolidation at a Louisville, Kentucky VA location under the DLA-VA NAC Radiology and Imaging Systems Program; $7.76 million maintenance-service delivery order awarded by Veterans Integrated Service Network 23 in June 2024 for portable radiographic system support across a five-year period through May 2029; and $1.28 million maintenance delivery order from the Medical Supply Chain in December 2025 for equipment upkeep and component replacement. The company also holds definitive contracts with individual VA medical center networks—including a $282 thousand preventative-maintenance and repair order from VISN 17 in August 2025 for Samsung DR equipment servicing through July 2027. Neurologica competes exclusively in full-and-open (non-set-aside) procurement; foreign ownership bars SBA eligibility.

Customer concentration is extreme: the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Medical (Medical Supply Chain function) anchors 221 awards worth $370.5 million combined potential value, while the Department of Veterans Affairs National Acquisition Center places 212 awards valued at $55.6 million. These two agencies represent 87% of awards by count and 98% of combined potential value. Remaining VA VISNs (Veterans Integrated Service Networks 12, 1, 23, and 21) account for smaller volumes and dollars. The Defense Health Agency and select VA hospital networks appear sporadically. Unlike many federal contractors, Neurologica has zero subcontractor footprint; all 548 awards are prime contracts with no sub-awards recorded.

Neurologica's primary vehicle is the DLA-VA NAC Radiology and Imaging Systems Program, a multi-award indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract under which Neurologica places 297 task orders valued at $101.9 million combined potential. Two additional single-award IDIQs generate significant volume: Indefinite Delivery Contract SPM2D110D8345 (71 task orders, $24 million) and SPE2D120D7002 (90 task orders, $4.5 million). All three vehicles enable streamlined procurement of imaging equipment and maintenance services across VA and DoD medical facilities. Task order activity has grown year-over-year from 50 awards in 2022 to 77 in 2025, with 22 awards recorded through early July 2026. Within the next twenty-four months, 27 awards (combined potential value $8.8 million) reach ultimate completion date and face recompete.

Work is performed at Neurologica's Danvers facility; place-of-performance documentation confirms consistent Massachusetts-based manufacturing and fulfillment. NAICS concentration sits with Medical, Dental, and Hospital Equipment and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers (461 awards), Irradiation Apparatus Manufacturing (27 awards), and related repair categories. PSC coding reflects Imaging Equipment and Supplies (468 awards), with maintenance-and-repair categories accounting for the remainder. Neurologica's scope includes equipment procurement, installation, software upgrades, maintenance agreements, emergency repairs, detector and battery replacements, and preventative maintenance services for Samsung-branded diagnostic equipment. The company's competitive position rests on specialized expertise in portable radiography and digital imaging systems and on Samsung's global manufacturing scale and technology resources. All awards have been made through full and open competition, with no sole-source or set-aside designations applied.