Rocky Mountain Artificial Limb & Brace, Inc.

Rocky Mountain Artificial Limb & Brace, Inc., operating through its Formotion Clinic division, manufactures customized prosthetic devices and components for disabled veterans as a foreign-owned, for-profit prime contractor competing in full-and-open federal procurement without set-aside reliance. The company is a subsidiary of Bulow Holdings LLC, headquartered in Idaho Falls, Idaho, and has held continuous federal registration since 2002. Rocky Mountain Artificial Limb & Brace designs, fabricates, and delivers transfemoral and transtibial prostheses, microprocessor knee components, specialized sockets, liners, feet, and replacement prosthetic limb modifications tailored to individual veteran patient requirements, primarily under NAICS 339113 (Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing) and PSC Medical And Surgical Instruments, Equipment, And Supplies.

The vendor's entire federal footprint is anchored to the Department of Veterans Affairs. Within the VA ecosystem, Veterans Integrated Service Network 19 dominates the customer relationship, accounting for 175 awards (79% of the 238 total prime awards) worth $18.9 million in combined potential value — a concentration that reflects Rocky Mountain Artificial Limb & Brace's established role as a critical vendor within VISN 19's Prosthetic & Sensory Aids Service program. Secondary VA customers include VISN 9 (5 awards, $72 thousand), VISN 20 (3 awards, $67 thousand), and VISN 6 (4 awards, $55 thousand), bringing total coverage to 92% of the vendor's combined potential value. All customers are variants of the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration.

Rocky Mountain Artificial Limb & Brace works under three indefinite delivery contracts: VA259P0285 (42 task orders, $192 thousand), VA259P0591 (30 task orders, $333 thousand), and VA25915D0097 (9 task orders, $148 thousand). Recent representative awards include a $65,257.99 firm fixed-price purchase order from VISN 19 for a PROS Everyday Limb with X4 microprocessor for a right, above-the-knee amputee (May 2025); a $80,137.25 order for a PROS Limb including transfemoral and transtibial prostheses and Genium 3 microprocessor knee components (June 2024); and a $58,746.39 order for a PROS Microprocessor Knee (February 2025). Individual purchase orders range from approximately $10,000 to $80,000, with performance consistently occurring at the Idaho Falls location.

Activity has remained steady, with 11 awards in 2022 rising to 16 in 2024 before dropping to 12 in 2025; 2 awards are recorded for the current year (2026). The vendor's portfolio carries $20.7 million in combined potential value against $3.5 million in obligated dollars (17% of potential), indicating a large volume of unexercised delivery orders sitting on the VA indefinite delivery vehicles. All 238 awards are prime contracts with no subcontract activity in the source data. Rocky Mountain Artificial Limb & Brace competes directly on technical merit and device quality without federal set-aside designations, reflecting its established capability and competitive standing in high-precision prosthetic fabrication and federal procurement procedures.