Usvetserv, LLC

Usvetserv, LLC Usvetserv Division, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) headquartered in Simpsonville, South Carolina, supplies specialized medical devices, surgical implants, pharmacy logistics equipment, and virtual reality rehabilitation systems to the Department of Veterans Affairs as a prime contractor on GSA Federal Supply Schedule vehicles and task orders, with 99% of recent awards as prime contractor activity spanning 288 federal awards across 31 agencies.

Usvetserv operates as a Subchapter S for-profit corporation and veteran-owned enterprise. The company holds two primary GSA contract vehicles: a $4.5 million Federal Supply Schedule contract under GSA Schedule 65-II-A (Medical Equipment and Supplies) awarded December 15, 2021 through December 14, 2026, which has generated over $1.8 million in delivery orders across multiple Veterans Integrated Service Networks; and a $593,512.80 Blanket Purchase Agreement with Veterans Integrated Service Network 22 for Penumbra catheters awarded November 8, 2024 through October 31, 2026, which has already generated approximately $1.2 million in cumulative exercise orders. Usvetserv also holds a $472,370.00 single-award BPA with VISN 9 for surgical implants under a consignment delivery model, running through November 30, 2030. These vehicles enable streamlined procurement without individual competition, accelerating order fulfillment across the VA healthcare system.

Usvetserv's capability portfolio centers on medical device distribution and logistics for the VA's healthcare operations. Concrete work includes supply of Penumbra Lightning Flash thrombectomy catheters (used in stroke intervention procedures) ranging from individual $11,500 orders to $218,600 delivery orders; surgical implants including mesh, humerus plates, and cardiac devices (CVRX Barostim NEO2 System, PROS Heart Simulator) at $30,000 to $40,000 per order; Ruby Coils and embolization implants for vascular procedures; virtual reality rehabilitation headsets (MYND and Penumbra Real I-Series systems) supplied across multiple VISNs; UVC pass-through disinfection stations including installation and training; and consolidated mail outpatient pharmacy (CMOP) logistics including recyclable shipping containers, coolers, gel packs, rollbag mailers, and autobags supporting pharmacy operations at Tucson, Charleston, and Ladson facilities. Recent high-value single awards include $5.3 million for recycled jean coolers for Charleston CMOP (VISN 7, March 2025), $4.47 million for small recycled coolers (VISN 22, October 2024), $2.78 million for small coolers for Charleston CMOP (VISN 7, October 2025), $2.38 million for autobags for Ladson CMOP (VISN 7, July 2024), and $1.74 million for autobags (VISN 17, April 2025).

Customer concentration is heavy in Veterans Affairs, with VISN 22 (Tucson and San Diego areas) accounting for 38 awards worth $19.8 million, representing 33% of combined potential value and anchoring the portfolio. VISN 7 (Charleston area) contributes 11 awards worth $12.3 million. VISN 12, VISN 17, and Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support follow. Across all 31 customer agencies, the VA Veterans Health Administration accounts for the vast majority of prime awards; secondary federal customers include the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA Subsistence), the Defense Health Agency, the U.S. Air Force, the New Hampshire National Guard, and the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center. The top five customers by potential value account for 74% of combined potential value.

Activity has grown substantially year over year — 15 awards in 2022 to 88 in 2025 — with 24 awards recorded through mid-July 2026. Eighteen awards with completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $9.2 million and face recompete exposure. The category concentration reflects Usvetserv's supply-chain posture: 219 awards fall under NAICS 339112 (Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing), with secondary activity in food product machinery (16 awards for DLA containers), surgical instruments (16 awards), and corrugated/plastics packaging (13 awards combined). PSC codes track similarly, with 194 awards in Medical and Surgical Instruments, Equipment, and Supplies (PSC 6515); 23 in Packaging and Packing (PSC 8135); and 16 in Sets, Kits, and Food Preparation (PSC 7410).

Usvetserv competes predominantly under full-and-open procurement on GSA schedule vehicles, with selective use of SDVOSB sole-source set-asides. From the award sample, the majority of orders carry no set-aside designation, while a material subset (particularly cooler, container, and autobag awards) are designated as SDVOSB set-asides or Total Small Business set-asides. The subcontract footprint is minimal — only 4 sub-awards of 288 total awards — all three recent subs under Cardinal Health 200, LLC for thrombectomy catheters (December 2025 and January 2026), indicating Usvetserv operates overwhelmingly as prime rather than sub.

Usvetserv's federal contracting activity is entirely concentrated in the Department of Veterans Affairs and affiliated federal logistics and healthcare agencies, with no work evident in defense prime contracts, civilian agency IT, or intelligence community work. The company's distribution model — leveraging pre-competed GSA vehicles to place small-to-mid-size orders across multiple VISN networks — positions it as a reliable medical device and logistics supplier to the VA enterprise rather than a systems integrator or program prime.