Government bids for non-clinical medical supplies, healthcare equipment, and pharmaceutical products
The federal government is the largest single buyer of medical supplies in the world — through the VA, DoD, Indian Health Service, and Bureau of Prisons. These contracts range from bandages and exam gloves to diagnostic equipment and hospital beds. NAICS Direct surfaces federal medical supply solicitations filtered to NAICS 423450, 339112, and 424210 — showing only relevant bids for medical supply distributors and manufacturers.
VA, DoD, IHS, and BOP medical supply contracts
Covers equipment, disposables, and pharmaceutical supply solicitations
TAA-compliance filter guidance for DoD contracts
Urgency filtering by closing window (2 days, this week, or open)
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NAICS 423450 covers medical equipment wholesale, 339112 covers manufacturing, and 424210 covers pharmaceutical distribution. NAICS Direct monitors all three.
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.
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.