X-ray imaging detector system

The federal government buys irradiation apparatus primarily through NAC HIGH TECH ORDERS, which has placed 6398 awards totaling $3.30B since 2001, followed by the Department of Veterans Affairs and Border Enforcement Contracting Division. The Veterans Affairs and DLA Troop Support are steady buyers. Most awards go to unrestricted competition, though the SBA set-aside program accounts for 932 awards. Only 18 active notices are currently posted, suggesting a mature market with established suppliers.

The median award of $108.7K indicates small to mid-size contracts dominate this market. Total spending of $13.74B across 28410 awards over 26 years averages roughly $528M annually. With 295 distinct vendors competing, the market shows moderate fragmentation. The top buyer alone accounts for 24 percent of all awards and 24 percent of total spending, suggesting significant concentration among leading suppliers.

Watch for 1120 contracts worth $1.96B ending within the next 12 months. These represent substantial recompete opportunities. The low number of active notices relative to contract endings suggests buyers may be preparing new solicitations or extending existing awards. Firms should monitor NAC HIGH TECH ORDERS and Veterans Affairs closely for upcoming opportunities, as these two agencies control roughly half of all spending in this category.