Point Designs, Inc.

Point Designs, Inc., doing business as Point Designs LLC, manufactures advanced upper limb prosthetic devices and components for the Department of Veterans Affairs as a prime contractor operating in full-and-open competition, with no set-aside designations across its federal footprint. The company is a subsidiary of Hanger, Inc. (Hanger Prosthetics & Orthotics), a for-profit prosthetics manufacturer, and is headquartered in Broomfield, Colorado, with operations in Lafayette, Colorado and other locations including San Antonio, Texas and Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

Point Designs' federal work centers on manufacturing and supplying prosthetic limbs, hands, fingers, and partial hand fabrications to VA Veterans Integrated Service Networks. Recent contract awards include a $19,088 firm fixed-price purchase order from VA VISN 6 for prosthetic devices (awarded April 8, 2026, scheduled completion May 10, 2026), an $18,537 custom hand prosthetic order from VA VISN 20 (awarded March 16, 2026, completion March 15, 2027), a $17,994 partial hand fabrication from VA VISN 23 (awarded September 23, 2025), and a $24,424 prosthetic device order from VA VISN 22 (awarded April 23, 2025). The company competes directly with VA regional networks across multiple Veterans Integrated Service Networks without leveraging small-business set-asides or parent-vehicle platforms.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward VA regional networks. VA Veterans Health Administration accounts for the vast majority of prime awards—eight awards to VISN 23 ($115 thousand combined potential value), five awards to VISN 17 ($64 thousand), three awards each to VISN 2 ($57 thousand), VISN 22 ($49 thousand), and VISN 12 ($49 thousand)—representing 62% of awards and 76% of combined potential value. The company has also received federal research grant funding from the National Institutes of Health to develop advanced prosthetic technologies: a project grant from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (awarded September 12, 2023, completion July 31, 2025) for development and commercialization of the Point Mini, a ratcheting pediatric prosthetic finger using 3D metal printing technology, and a project grant from the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (awarded September 21, 2021, completion August 31, 2023) for multi-modal fingertip sensors (the Point Touch) to augment myoelectric prosthetic hand control.

Activity has grown significantly in recent years—two awards in 2021 to fourteen in 2025—with the company holding 37 prime awards across contract purchases and research grants totaling $437 thousand in combined potential value. The near-term recompete pipeline is minimal: only one award is scheduled for completion within the next twenty-four months. Point Designs operates exclusively as a prime contractor; the source records no subcontract work. Operationally, the company manufactures multiple product lines including the Point Digit (mechanical prosthetic finger launched commercially in 2017, with over 1,200 units delivered), the Point Mini (pediatric mechanical finger), the Point Touch (sensor-equipped fingertip), and the Point Powered (powered prosthesis for partial hand loss), positioning itself as a specialized manufacturer competing on technical innovation and customization capability rather than contracting vehicles or set-aside categories.