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Federal Medical Supply Contracts
Government bids for non-clinical medical supplies, healthcare equipment, and pharmaceutical products
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Current Medical Supplies Opportunities
Server-rendered from the NAICS Direct federal bid database.
65--VENTILATOR,VOLUME,PORT
65--SCANNER,ACQUISITION,TH
65--BAG,MEDICAL INSTRUMENT
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Track Deadlines
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Research Awards
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Source & Price
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Prepare the Quote
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NAICS Codes for Medical Supplies Contracts
Why Medical Supplies Contractors Use NAICS Direct
Frequently Asked Questions
What NAICS code covers federal medical supply contracts?
NAICS 423450 covers medical equipment wholesale, 339112 covers manufacturing, and 424210 covers pharmaceutical distribution. NAICS Direct monitors all three.
Does medical equipment sold to the federal government need to be FDA cleared?
For devices intended for use on patients, yes — FDA 510(k) clearance or equivalent is typically required. Non-clinical supplies (gloves, bandages, furniture) have less stringent requirements.
What's the best contract vehicle for selling medical supplies to the VA?
VA FSS (Federal Supply Schedule) 65IB is the primary vehicle for medical/surgical supplies. Open market solicitations also appear on SAM.gov for smaller purchases. NAICS Direct shows both.