Varex Imaging Corp

Varex Imaging Corp's Virtual Media Integration division, doing business as VMI, supplies X-ray imaging components, computed radiography systems, and associated services to federal agencies as a prime contractor, competing exclusively in the full-and-open market with no small business set-asides across its federal footprint. VMI is a division of Varex Imaging Corp, a for-profit manufacturer headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, with operational presence in Houston, Texas; the division itself is tax-exempt under its own corporate structure and operates out of Houston.

VMI's federal capability portfolio centers on computed radiography (CR) systems, VNL cassettes for aircraft radiographic inspection, scanner assemblies, imaging plates, and preventive maintenance and calibration services for nondestructive testing and quality control across aerospace and defense applications. Representative prime work includes a $484 thousand delivery order awarded by Naval Air Warfare Center in March 2023 for a CR system scanner replacement performed in Pensacola, Florida; a $319 thousand purchase order from NASA in September 2025 for a VMI CR5100 digital radiography system and field kit to transition Stennis Space Center from film-based to digital radiography; a $170 thousand Naval Supply Systems Command purchase order in November 2022 for a scanner assembly; and a $79 thousand U.S. Marine Corps sole-source award in March 2023 for a VMI 5100MS computed radiography system with training. VMI also holds a single-award Basic Ordering Agreement with Naval Air Warfare Center (awarded December 2022, completion date December 2025, ceiling value $0.00) for CR system replacement parts and services supporting the VMI 5100MS-N system used by Navy and Marine Corps intermediate-level nondestructive inspection laboratories, with the stated objective of maintaining system operational capability for a minimum of ten years.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward Navy and Defense Logistics Agency programs. The top five customers by award count represent 88 percent of awards: Defense Logistics Agency Aviation leads with 20 awards valued at $136 thousand combined potential value, Naval Supply Systems Command with eight awards at $482 thousand, Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center with three awards at $580 thousand, Marine Corps with two awards at $103 thousand, and Army Materiel Command TACOM Life Cycle Management Command with two awards at $89 thousand. By combined potential value, the rankings shift slightly — Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center anchors most dollar value at $580 thousand across three awards, followed by Naval Supply Systems Command at $482 thousand, NASA at $320 thousand, and DLA Aviation at $136 thousand. The concentration reflects VMI's embedded role as a parts supplier and system integrator for military aviation and inspection operations; DLA Aviation's high award count masks relatively small per-order values, whereas Naval Air Systems Command's three large delivery orders and system replacements drive the dollar concentration.

VMI's activity trajectory shows growth through 2025 — three awards in 2022, seven in 2023, four in 2024, and ten in 2025 — with a recent slowdown to three awards in the opening months of 2026. Across 40 total awards in the source dataset spanning 2019 to February 2026, VMI holds a 98 percent prime-contract posture with only one subcontract award to Consolidated Nuclear Security on the Y-12 National Security Complex management and operating contract. The combined potential value of all awards is $1.8 million, with obligated dollars running at $1.9 million (104 percent of potential value), indicating that a number of small purchase orders have been fully executed. Only one award carries an ultimate completion date in the next twenty-four months — a $21 thousand Pacific Air Forces X-ray equipment inspection services purchase order with a completion date of September 2027 — suggesting minimal near-term recompete exposure.

Primary NAICS coding reflects VMI's equipment manufacturing and services mix: Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing accounts for 23 awards, Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing for four awards, and Irradiation Apparatus Manufacturing for three awards. Physical Properties Testing and Inspection is the dominant PSC, covering 33 of 40 awards. Service Contract Inventory reporting captures minimal federal services activity — only two SCI records as a named subcontractor across FY2022 through FY2025, with 2.8 FTEs in FY2022 declining to 0.1 FTEs in FY2025 — reflecting that VMI's federal revenue is dominated by goods procurement and equipment sales rather than time-and-materials services delivery. VMI competes directly against commercial X-ray imaging suppliers such as Carestream Health and Canon Medical Systems in the federal radiography and nondestructive testing market and holds no identified teaming relationships with larger primes in its federal footprint.