Reidy Medical Supply Inc.

Reidy Medical Supply Inc., a woman-owned small business based in Stow, Ohio, supplies urethral catheters, catheterization kits, leg bags, heat and moisture exchangers, and related medical equipment to the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor (93% of recent awards). The company competes full-and-open; none of its largest-dollar awards carry set-aside designations, though two notable VA purchases were designated as total small business set-asides. Reidy is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation and does not hold SBA certifications beyond its woman-owned small business status.

The vendor's federal footprint is dominated by high-volume, low-dollar-value purchase orders and two major supply schedule vehicles. The Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 12 anchors the dollar concentration—two awards, including a $12.06 million Federal Supply Schedule contract (FSS-65-II-A, Medical Equipment and Supplies) running through August 2028, and a related Blanket Purchase Agreement supporting the VA's Medical/Surgical Prime Vendor Program. A second major IDV from VA Headquarters carries $8.6 million in potential value. The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Medical division drives volume with 105 award records across the portfolio, though these represent a stream of individual purchase orders for urethral catheters, catheterization kits, and related consumables; the combined potential value of DLA awards is just $38 thousand. The remaining VA Networks (22, 1, 17) have placed targeted, mid-sized orders for specialized supplies—a $187.8 thousand antimicrobial silver dressing order from VISN 22, a $373.25 thousand multi-item CMOP order from VISN 17, and a $131.4 thousand catheter set order from VISN 1 awarded in July 2025. All three top customers by potential value are within the Department of Veterans Affairs; DLA's volume does not translate to dollar concentration.

Activity has accelerated sharply in 2025, with 83 awards year-to-date after 7 in 2024 and 4 in 2022. The surge reflects the high cadence of DLA purchase orders—small individual transactions for urethral catheters and catheterization kits flowing from the Defense Medical Supply Chain, typically $60 to $2,500 per order, with completion dates fifteen to thirty days from award. The recent award from Veterans Integrated Service Network 1 on April 23, 2026, for $129.5 thousand in intermittent catheter sets (14 French gauge) represents the vendor's current most recent transaction. Combined potential value across all 121 awards stands at $40.4 million, but obligated dollars (invoiced revenue) total only $1.4 million—a signal that the Federal Supply Schedule contract and Blanket Purchase Agreement ceilings dominate the potential-value metric, while the DLA purchase-order stream and smaller VA spot buys comprise the actual invoiced base.

Reidy holds no parent GWACs or government-wide vehicles. The vendor sits as a sub to Cardinal Health 200, LLC on medical supply procurement back-order and trunk distribution arrangements under the VA, with eight sub awards from Cardinal Health dating back to 2022 covering regional supply chain and medical equipment distribution in the VA healthcare system. These sub arrangements are secondary to Reidy's dominant prime posture and represent non-compete leverage points rather than meaningful revenue streams. The vendor's award portfolio clusters almost entirely in NAICS 339112 (Surgical and Medical Instrument Manufacturing), with secondary NAICS codes in hospital equipment wholesaling and diagnostic substances. The Federal Supply Schedule contract enables VA facilities nationwide to order directly from Reidy's price list for medical supplies without individual competitive solicitations, making the catalog vehicle the most strategically important element of the vendor's federal position—renewal or recompete of that contract in 2028 will be a material recompete event.

Distribution of disposable medical supplies;

Wound Care

Ostomy

Urological

Incontinence

Infection Control