Oneblood, Inc.

Oneblood, Inc., a tax-exempt nonprofit community blood bank headquartered in Orlando, Florida, supplies whole blood, blood components, and blood compatibility testing services to the Department of Veterans Affairs as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) on full-and-open, unset-aside delivery orders and indefinite-delivery contracts. The organization operates with no SBA small-business designations and performs the vast majority of service delivery internally.

Oneblood's federal customer base is concentrated almost entirely within the VA healthcare system. The Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 8 (VISN 8) dominates the award portfolio, accounting for 123 awards (51% of all recent awards) with $192.1 million combined potential value. VISN 8 covers the Florida and southern Georgia region, with Oneblood supplying multiple VA medical centers in Bay Pines, Miami, Orlando, Tampa, and West Palm Beach. The Department of Veterans Affairs accounts for an additional 91 awards across other service networks, and Oneblood also holds a single-award IDIQ with Veterans Integrated Service Network 6 (VISN 6) supporting the Durham, North Carolina VA facility ($2.7 million combined potential value across two awards). Minor activity includes three awards from the Department of Health and Human Services Food and Drug Administration and two from HHS Health Resources and Services Administration, representing less than 4% of combined potential value.

Oneblood's primary service offering is whole blood and blood-related products—whole blood, red blood cells, plasma, and other components—procured through firm-fixed-price delivery orders issued against indefinite-delivery contracts. A secondary capability is blood compatibility testing and donor screening, including HIV, HCV, HBV, and syphilis detection, supporting transfusion safety and disease surveillance. Recent representative contracts include a $15.76 million single-award IDIQ awarded March 1, 2026, by VISN 8 for whole blood and related products across five Florida VA medical facilities (ultimate completion September 30, 2027); a $12 million single-award IDIQ awarded July 1, 2025, by VISN 8 for whole blood and whole blood products through February 28, 2026; a $2.21 million single-award IDIQ awarded October 1, 2025, by VISN 6 for blood supply to the Durham VA facility; and a $15.18 million single-award IDIQ awarded December 1, 2023, by VISN 8 for blood compatibility testing services through November 30, 2026. Individual delivery orders under these contracts range from approximately $80 thousand to nearly $3 million.

Oneblood currently holds four active indefinite-delivery contracts with the Department of Veterans Affairs across VISN 6 and VISN 8, with combined ceiling values exceeding $45 million. The top parent vehicles by task-order volume are IDIQ 36C24820D0014 (33 task orders, $16.4 million combined potential value), IDIQ 36C24818D0169 (6 task orders, $8.4 million), and IDIQ VA24813D0214 (6 task orders, $8.1 million), all under VA control. Activity has remained relatively steady over the past five years, averaging six to eleven awards annually; only two awards reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying $3.7 million combined potential value and representing minimal recompete exposure.

Across SCI-reportable federal service contracts (which capture only $2.9 million invoiced in FY2024 and exclude product revenue), Oneblood delivered approximately 34 FTEs in that fiscal year on a single contract. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI prime records track consistently at $45.00 per hour across the 10th, median, and 90th percentiles. The organization operates as a prime on all material awards and performs service delivery internally; across SCI-captured prime contracts, no subcontracted hours appear in the invoiced dataset, indicating all labor is Oneblood-sourced.

Oneblood's role in federal procurement reflects its status as one of the largest community blood banks in the United States and a critical supplier to the VA's veteran healthcare delivery mission. All recent contracts are structured as single-award vehicles with full-and-open competition, no socioeconomic set-asides, and firm-fixed-price delivery order mechanisms, enabling the VA to order blood products and testing on an as-needed basis across multiple southeastern medical facilities. The vendor also holds three subcontractor relationships with Vitalant, under which Oneblood provides transfusion-transmissible infection testing data, donor recruitment and enrollment, and biospecimen support for the TTIMS (Transfusion-Transmissible Infections Monitoring System) program, a public-health surveillance initiative supporting the American Red Cross and the Department of Health and Human Services.