Wright & Filippis, LLC

Wright & Filippis, LLC, doing business as No Limits, manufactures custom-fabricated prosthetic limbs and orthotic devices for the Department of Veterans Affairs as a foreign-owned, for-profit small business prime contractor operating exclusively under full-and-open competition (no set-asides across the prime footprint). Headquartered in Rochester Hills, Michigan, the company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Otto Bock Patient Care LLC and operates as a specialized medical device manufacturer under NAICS 339113 (Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing), with all work performed in-house through direct fabrication and assembly capabilities and no identified major subcontractor involvement.

The Department of Veterans Affairs dominates the customer base almost exclusively. The top five customer organizations account for 88 percent of awards, with the VA's Veterans Integrated Service Network 10 (VISN 10) anchoring 626 awards valued at $35.8 million combined potential value, and the VA Technology Acquisition Center Austin holding 8 awards worth $16.7 million. The VA's Veterans Health Administration VISN 12 follows distantly with 55 awards ($581 thousand), the VA Veterans Benefits Administration with 2 awards ($12 thousand), and the parent VA organization with 8 awards ($3 thousand). This concentration is extreme and unambiguous: VISN 10 alone represents roughly 79 percent of all awards and 66 percent of all dollar value in the portfolio.

Wright & Filippis holds two primary blanket purchase agreement vehicles with the VA. The $15 million single-award BPA established by the VA Technology Acquisition Center in November 2021 (running through November 2031) covers fabricated prosthetic limbs and components for 61 VA medical centers and clinics across the four-state VISN 10 region (Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky); 98 task orders against this vehicle carry $4.4 million in combined potential value. A $7 million single-award BPA awarded by VISN 10 in September 2025 (running through September 2030) covers orthotic appliances and related services across the same region. Together, these IDVs structure nearly all of the company's federal revenue. Task orders under these vehicles are issued as firm fixed-price BPA calls with no set-aside designation, ranging from roughly $9,400 to $804,000 per call, with the highest-value calls in the "express report" category covering broader service commitments across ordering periods.

Recent capability work exemplifies the portfolio: a $773,895 express-report BPA call (awarded November 2023, completion November 2031) for artificial limbs; a $604,123 express-report call (awarded November 2024, completion November 2031) for the same; a $251,496 orthotics express-report call (awarded September 2024, completion September 2025); and hundreds of individual task orders ranging from $9,800 to $43,230 for below-knee prosthetics, above-knee prosthetics, microprocessor-enabled knees, upper limb prosthetics, prosthetic fingers, and associated rehabilitation services. The company's product scope includes custom fabrication tailored to individual veteran mobility and rehabilitation requirements.

Activity has been substantial and sustained. The portfolio contains 790 total awards across a span from 1997 through September 2026. Annual volume has grown in recent years—18 awards in 2022, declining to 12 in 2023, then accelerating to 32 in 2024 and 32 in 2025, with 8 awards recorded year-to-date in 2026. Combined potential value across all awards stands at $54 million, with $14.5 million obligated (27 percent utilization), suggesting substantial draw-down authority remaining on existing IDVs. Only 5 awards (combined potential value $162 thousand) face completion in the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal near-term recompete exposure.

The company has operated as a federal contractor since at least 2004, establishing itself as a preferred supplier within the VA prosthetics and orthotics ecosystem with two decades of consistent performance. All work is performed at Wright & Filippis's Rochester Hills, Michigan facility with no major subcontractor engagement, positioning the vendor as a vertically integrated manufacturer rather than an orchestrator of supply chains. The vendor does not serve defense, civilian agency, or other federal customers outside the VA system; customer diversification and geographic reach are both negligible.