O&M Halyard, Inc.

O&M Halyard, Inc., a for-profit manufacturer of medical and surgical products headquartered in Glen Allen, Virginia, supplies examination gloves, surgical gowns, face masks, sterilization wraps, and related personal protective equipment and medical consumables to federal agencies as a prime contractor (75% of awards) and subcontractor. The company is a subsidiary of Owens & Minor Distribution Inc. and competes full-and-open across its prime footprint with no recurring set-aside designations.

O&M Halyard's customer base is heavily concentrated in federal medical supply chains. The Defense Logistics Agency's Troop Support Medical division dominates award volume by count, issuing 639 delivery orders valued at $54.6 million combined. However, the top-three customers by potential value tell a different story: the Department of Health and Human Services' National Institutes of Health Office of Logistics and Acquisition Operations (45 awards, $115.3 million), HHS's Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (2 awards, $92.1 million), and DLA Troop Support Medical (639 awards, $54.6 million) together represent most of the dollar value. The Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration operates as a secondary customer base. These five customer entities account for 97% of recorded awards and 97% of combined potential value, reflecting tight concentration in defense and civilian health logistics.

The vendor's prime vehicle portfolio centers on a single dominant indefinite delivery contract — Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE2D020D0018 — which has generated 532 task orders valued at $19.4 million combined. Four additional IDCs (75N98021D00006, SPE2DM20D2004, SPE2DM20D9007, and SPE2DV17D7031) collectively generate another 90 task orders but carry lower individual values. The most significant vehicle in potential-value terms is a $99 million HHS-wide IDC awarded in November 2024 for American-made and sourced PPE, running through November 2026, which carries the "Made in America" clause requiring domestic or foreign-made domestic sourcing. This vehicle supplies examination gloves, surgical masks, respirator masks, face shields, gowns, and other consumables across HHS agencies. A second large vehicle, a $38.7 million Federal Supply Schedule contract with the Department of Veterans Affairs for medical equipment and supplies, and a $7 million VA Prime Vendor Blanket Purchase Agreement for medical and surgical supplies complete the core IDV footprint.

Award activity has grown substantially year over year — 162 awards in 2022 to 232 in 2025 — with the pace continuing in 2026 (46 awards recorded through early April). The vendor faces minimal recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months, with only one award (valued at $1.8 million) reaching ultimate completion within that window. Recent representative prime delivery orders include a $1.82 million order from DLA Medical Supply Chain in September 2025 for medical supplies extending through October 2026, a $3.8 million delivery order for latex-free non-sterile examination gloves in October 2025, and numerous smaller routine orders ($100–$2,500) for examination gloves in various sizes and configurations across December 2025 through April 2026. The $22.9 million purchase order from the VA's Veterans Integrated Service Network 21 in September 2025 for a UBeFlex modular storage system by Belintra Inc. represents an outlier outside the core PPE and consumables portfolio.

In its subcontractor role, O&M Halyard performs as a subordinate to Cardinal Health 200, LLC on medical and surgical equipment supply orders, including gauze bandages, tourniquets, surgical gowns, N95 respirator masks, and specialized surgical instrument sets. The Cardinal Health relationship accounts for the vast majority of the 201 sub-awards in the portfolio, spanning awards from January 2025 through January 2026.

The vendor's award profile by product category — 739 awards under Medical, Dental, and Hospital Equipment and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers NAICS, with secondary exposure in Surgical and Medical Instrument Manufacturing (47 awards) and Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing (29 awards) — confirms its positioning as a distributor and manufacturer of consumable medical supplies. The PSC-code breakdown shows 516 awards for Drugs and Biologicals and 55 for Medical and Surgical Instruments, Equipment, and Supplies, though the awards listed are predominantly examination gloves and surgical gowns rather than pharmaceutical products. The combined potential value of $325.5 million with $163.1 million obligated to date reflects steady order flow against established vehicles rather than lump-sum procurements.