BLOODSTONE DIVISION LLC

BLOODSTONE DIVISION LLC specializes in the design, manufacturing, and supply of mission-critical surgical and medical instruments and field-ready biomedical equipment for U.S. defense and federal agencies. Their core capabilities center on the development of ruggedized, field-deployable medical devices—including blood coolers, blood warmers, battery assemblies, and charger systems—engineered to meet stringent military and clinical performance standards. The company demonstrates deep technical expertise in thermal management systems, portable power solutions, and precision medical component fabrication, with a focus on durability, reliability, and rapid deployment in austere environments. Their specialization in blood temperature management systems for combat medics and forward surgical teams distinguishes them as a trusted provider of life-sustaining field medical technology. The contractor maintains a consistent and primary relationship with the Department of Defense, delivering specialized medical hardware tailored to battlefield and expeditionary care requirements. Their work supports military medical logistics, trauma response units, and combat support operations, with a clear pattern of repeat procurement for standardized, high-reliability equipment critical to survivability on the front lines. Industry focus is firmly anchored in NAICS 339112 (Surgical and Medical Instrument Manufacturing), where they produce precision-engineered devices used in trauma care, blood transport, and emergency resuscitation. While other NAICS codes appear sporadically, their market positioning is unmistakably centered on defense-critical medical instrumentation, not general healthcare supply. As a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business headquartered in Tampa, Florida, BLOODSTONE DIVISION LLC leverages its 2L entity structure and federal certification to deliver agile, responsive manufacturing solutions aligned with DoD acquisition frameworks. Their geographic and operational footprint supports rapid prototyping, testing, and delivery cycles essential to military medical readiness.