Pedigo Products, Inc.

Pedigo Products, Inc., doing business as Pedigo Industries, manufactures stainless steel medical equipment and supplies—surgical case carts, warming cabinets, IV stands, Mayo stands, instrument tables, stools, stretcher cribs, and related healthcare furniture—and sells primarily through the General Services Administration Schedule 65-II-A and a $7 million Defense Logistics Agency indefinite-delivery contract as a prime contractor. The company is a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Vancouver, Washington, operating with one subsidiary, Or Specific, Inc.

Pedigo's federal footprint is heavily concentrated in medical equipment supply to the Department of Defense and the Department of Veterans Affairs. The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Medical dominates the prime award base, accounting for 646 delivery orders valued at $28 million combined. The VA follows with fragmented ordering across multiple Veterans Integrated Service Networks: VISN 12 anchors 17 orders at $25.4 million potential value (the second-largest dollar concentration), while VISN 7 placed 26 orders ($1.7 million), VISN 22 placed 28 orders ($1.5 million), and VISN 10 placed 34 orders ($1.3 million). Across 1,241 total awards spanning three decades, 99% are prime contracts, with only seven sub-awards through Cardinal Health 200, LLC for Rev-O-Lu-Tion enclosed surgical case carts and surgical cabinets. The company serves 44 distinct customer agencies but derives 63% of award volume and minimal dollar concentration (roughly 1% of the $10.07 billion combined potential value) from the top five customers, indicating broad but shallow customer relationships typical of medical supply distribution.

Pedigo's parent vehicle position centers on three core IDIQs: a single-award DLA Troop Support Medical indefinite-delivery contract awarded January 2022 with a $7 million ceiling through January 2027 (generating 310 task orders of modest unit value, mostly $393 to $20,000 per order), the GSA Schedule 65-II-A Medical Equipment and Supplies contract (258 task orders, $7.2 million combined value), and two legacy DLA IDIQ vehicles (SPE2DH17D0002 and SPE2DH22D0006 combined accounting for 554 task orders at $2.2 million). A $15,294 blanket purchase agreement with VISN 7 for Rev-O-Lu-Tion enclosed surgical cases runs through March 2026. Recent delivery order activity is characterized by high volume, low-dollar orders: sterile drapes recur at $393 each, stools range $79 to $19,374, warming cabinets $2,593 to $27,513, and surgical case carts $1,453 to $150,752 depending on configuration and scope. Total small business set-asides appear across 20–30% of VA delivery orders; DLA orders carry no set-aside designations.

Activity trajectory shows decline: 2022 through 2024 ranged 59–76 awards annually, dropping to 48 in 2025 and 40 year-to-date in 2026. Five awards with completion dates in the next twenty-four months total $381,000 in potential value, representing minimal recompete cliff exposure. Awards are primarily fixed-price with economic price adjustment provisions and are performed at the Vancouver, Washington facility. The vendor's award portfolio reflects a mature, stable position in federal medical supply distribution with broad agency penetration but no dominant customer relationship and declining order volume in recent years.

Pedigo's current product line consists of nearly two hundred items, including stools, instrument tables, I.V. stands, surgical case carts, exchange and distribution carts, bassinets and many other stainless steel and chrome items. Pedigo items can be found in the emergency rooms, exam rooms, operating rooms and sterile processing departments of the world's finest medical institutions.

Working closely with hospital designers and owners, Pedigo's expertise is drawn upon at the initial stages of new facility construction to help ensure efficient facility design and product flow from sterile processing to the operating room. Pedigo's team of engineers and product specialists constantly examine and test products for better sterility and economic efficiencies. Pedigo's goal is to meet the stainless steel and chrome product needs of a diverse marketplace with high quality, cost effective products that are built to last.