Teleflex LLC

Teleflex LLC, a for-profit medical device manufacturer headquartered in Morrisville, North Carolina, sells surgical instruments, airway management devices, vascular access products, intra-aortic balloon pump maintenance services, and anesthesia equipment to federal agencies as a prime contractor (73% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor distributing medical-surgical supplies through Cardinal Health 200, LLC.

Teleflex operates without SBA set-aside certifications and competes on full-and-open basis across its prime portfolio. The company is organized as a limited liability company and holds a named subsidiary, Z-Medica LLC, also a for-profit LLC. Teleflex's customer concentration is dominated by the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Medical Supply Chain, which accounts for 629 awards (86% of award count) with $487 thousand combined potential value — a volume-driven relationship characterized by frequent low-dollar purchase orders for consumable supplies including tracheal tubes, filters, heat-and-moisture exchangers, catheters, airway masks, surgical forceps, and other surgical consumables. The Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration places 20 awards across five Veterans Integrated Service Networks (VISN 19, 20, 21, 22, and 1), collectively valued at $562 thousand. The Indian Health Service placed seven awards worth $376 thousand. The concentration gap between award count and potential value reflects the DLA Medical Supply Chain's high-velocity, low-value transactional model — the five top customer entities account for 95% of award count but only 60% of combined potential value, indicating that the VA and Indian Health Service orders, though fewer in count, carry substantially higher individual ceiling values for equipment maintenance and specialized procurement.

Teleflex's prime footprint includes a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with Veterans Integrated Service Network 1 established October 31, 2022, with a $1 million ceiling through October 30, 2027, which streamlines procurement of airway management devices, vascular access products, anesthesia equipment, and surgical instruments across VA facilities. Recent higher-value prime awards include $126.6 thousand to VISN 10 for Pilling brand laryngoscopes, bronchoscopes, and esophagoscopes (June 2025); $123.9 thousand to VISN 12 for preventive maintenance and emergency repair of intra-aortic balloon pumps at Hines VA Medical Center (April 2026); $126.4 thousand to VISN 19 for AC3 Pinnacle balloon pump maintenance across three years (July 2026); and $49.6 thousand to VISN 21 for full-service intra-aortic balloon pump maintenance in Mather, California extending through March 2028 (April 2025). Multiple balloon pump service awards to different VISNs are structured as sole-source procurements under FAR 12.201-1 and FAR 6.302-1, justified by Teleflex's OEM control of specialized test equipment and technician certification requirements. The top five parent vehicles supporting task orders are DLA indefinite delivery contracts SPE2DV17D8003 (26 task orders), SPE2DV17D0200 (19 task orders), SPE2DV17D7031 (17 task orders), SPE2DV17D9289 (nine task orders), and SPE2DM20D5003 (seven task orders) — all under the DLA Medical Supply Chain procurement framework.

Teleflex's sub-award footprint is concentrated with Cardinal Health 200, LLC, the national healthcare distributor and logistics prime, through which Teleflex supplies medical-surgical equipment including intraosseous infusion devices, combat tourniquets, gauze dressings, suture kits, catheterization kits, and surgical trays. Sub-awards to Cardinal Health span from September 2024 through January 2026, indicating sustained distribution-channel engagement. Award activity has grown sharply year over year (59 awards in 2022 to 265 in 2024) but declined in 2025 (175 awards) and early 2026 (66 awards), suggesting either seasonal procurement patterns or maturation of the DLA Medical Supply Chain relationship. Seven awards with combined potential value of $376 thousand face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and therefore expose recompete risk. The vendor's primary NAICS framing is Surgical and Medical Instrument Manufacturing (411 awards), followed by Medical, Dental, and Hospital Equipment and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers (197 awards); primary PSC coding is Medical and Surgical Instruments, Equipment, and Supplies (408 awards). Teleflex does not currently hold positions on government-wide acquisition contracts such as Alliant or OASIS+, and its federal footprint is anchored to transactional VA and DLA relationships rather than blanket incumbency on large IDIQs.