BIO-NUCLEAR OF PUERTO RICO, INC

BIO-NUCLEAR OF PUERTO RICO, INC specializes in the maintenance, repair, and wholesale distribution of critical medical and laboratory equipment for federal health agencies. Their core capabilities center on servicing precision diagnostic instruments, including ELISA platforms and biotechnology systems, ensuring operational continuity in clinical and research environments. The contractor provides technical support for electronic medical devices, performing calibration, firmware updates, component replacement, and preventive maintenance in accordance with manufacturer specifications and regulatory standards. Their expertise extends to both the supply chain and service lifecycle of hospital-grade instrumentation, positioning them as a dual-capability provider that bridges equipment distribution with hands-on technical service. The company maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of Health and Human Services, delivering mission-critical maintenance services for diagnostic and immunoassay systems used in public health laboratories and research facilities. Their work supports the uninterrupted operation of testing infrastructure essential to disease surveillance, clinical diagnostics, and biomedical research. BIO-NUCLEAR operates primarily under NAICS 423450, serving as a merchant wholesaler of medical, dental, and hospital equipment, while also delivering specialized repair services under NAICS 811219 for electronic precision instruments. This dual focus enables them to support end-to-end equipment management—from procurement to technical sustainment—within the federal healthcare ecosystem. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in San Juan, Puerto Rico, the company leverages its geographic presence to serve federal health programs across the Caribbean and U.S. territories. While currently holding no formal government certifications, their demonstrated ability to maintain high-compliance diagnostic systems underscores a commitment to quality and regulatory adherence in sensitive healthcare environments.