Translogic Corp.

Translogic Corp., operating under the division name Translogic Corporation and doing business as Swisslog, is a foreign-owned, for-profit manufacturer specializing in integrated medication supply chain solutions and healthcare logistics infrastructure. The company has established itself as a critical vendor to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, providing pneumatic tube transport systems, automated pharmacy equipment, software solutions, and comprehensive maintenance services across the Veterans Health Administration's network of medical facilities. Translogic's expertise centers on designing, installing, maintaining, and upgrading complex medical transport and automation systems that enable efficient medication and supply management throughout VA healthcare operations. The company's registration in SAM.gov dates to January 24, 2002, with current registration validity extending through July 24, 2026, and it maintains a corporate entity structure classified as a non-tax-exempt manufacturer of goods.

Translogic Corp. has secured numerous prime federal contract awards spanning multiple contract types, including purchase orders, delivery orders, definitive contracts, and blanket purchase agreement calls, with a primary focus on supporting Veterans Integrated Service Networks across the United States. The company's delivered goods and services encompass pneumatic tube system installations, upgrades, and comprehensive preventative maintenance services; automated pharmacy storage and retrieval systems such as BoxPicker and AutoPack units; software maintenance and upgrades for pneumatic tube control systems and pharmacy automation platforms; specialized equipment components including blower assemblies, transfer units, electronic security doors, and station configurations; and associated hardware installation and technical training services. Translogic has received contract awards from multiple Veterans Integrated Service Networks, including VISN 1 through VISN 23, as well as from the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration more broadly, with funding flowing through these various agency designations. All contract awards reviewed were issued without small business set-aside designations, indicating Translogic competed through standard federal procurement processes. Notable recent awards include a $2.59 million pneumatic tube system upgrade at the Houston VA Medical Center, a $434,373 pneumatic tube system upgrade at the C.W. Bill Young VA Medical Center in Tampa, a $537,415 pneumatic tube service contract for West Palm Beach, and a $1.63 million task order for BoxPicker automated pharmacy storage system installation in Columbia, Missouri. The contract values demonstrate Translogic's capacity to manage large-scale infrastructure projects while also delivering smaller specialized components and maintenance services.

Translogic Corp. currently holds three significant federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles that provide the framework for ongoing procurement relationships with federal agencies. The company maintains a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement valued at $2,118,390 with Veterans Integrated Service Network 15, awarded September 24, 2025, with an ultimate completion date of September 23, 2030, covering BoxPicker automated pharmacy storage systems and associated hardware installation services through the Medical Equipment and Supplies (FSS-65-II-A) Federal Supply Schedule; multiple task orders have been issued under this vehicle, including a $1.63 million call for the Columbia, Missouri facility. Translogic holds a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract valued at $54,890 with Veterans Integrated Service Network 4, effective through May 12, 2029, for pneumatic tube system preventative maintenance services at VA medical facilities, under which the VA has issued firm-fixed-price delivery orders including a $10,978 task order for maintenance services in Philadelphia. Additionally, Translogic maintains a General Services Administration Federal Supply Schedule contract valued at $9,863,040, running through February 25, 2029, as a multiple-award vehicle providing access to pneumatic tube system components and related healthcare logistics equipment with standardized pricing across federal agencies. The GSA Federal Supply Schedule vehicle has generated substantial delivery order activity, with the Department of Veterans Affairs issuing multiple task orders totaling approximately $768,260 across various Veterans Integrated Service Networks for pneumatic tube system upgrades, maintenance, and equipment deliveries at facilities in Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, and Virginia. These three IDVs collectively position Translogic as an established, long-term supplier to the federal healthcare logistics market, with particular emphasis on the VA's mission to sustain and modernize critical medication transport and pharmacy automation infrastructure nationwide.