CARDIOVASCULAR INTERVENTIONS OF THE PACIFIC LLC

Cardiovascular Interventions of the Pacific LLC provides specialized on-call interventional cardiology services, delivering critical cardiac care capabilities in support of military and defense medical operations. The contractor’s core expertise lies in real-time diagnostic and therapeutic cardiovascular interventions, including percutaneous coronary interventions, angioplasty, stent placement, and emergency catheterization procedures performed by board-certified interventional cardiologists. Their operational model emphasizes rapid response, readiness, and clinical continuity in austere or high-tempo environments, ensuring timely access to life-saving cardiac care for active-duty personnel and eligible beneficiaries. The team’s proficiency in advanced cardiac imaging, hemodynamic monitoring, and acute coronary syndrome management distinguishes them as a trusted provider for time-sensitive, high-acuity cardiovascular emergencies. The contractor maintains a focused relationship with the Department of Defense, delivering essential physician services under on-call contracts to support military treatment facilities and expeditionary medical operations. Their work directly enables force health protection by ensuring uninterrupted access to interventional cardiology services where permanent staffing may be limited or mission-dependent. Operating under NAICS 621111, the firm specializes in outpatient physician office-based cardiovascular interventions, positioning itself within the military healthcare ecosystem as a niche provider of procedural cardiology services. Unlike general practice providers, they concentrate exclusively on invasive cardiac procedures, aligning their offerings with the Defense Health Agency’s need for specialized, on-demand clinical support. Cardiovascular Interventions of the Pacific LLC is a small, privately held entity based in Honolulu, Hawaii, with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic presence leverages strategic Pacific location to serve DoD installations across the Indo-Pacific region, filling critical capability gaps in remote or island-based military medical facilities where access to interventional cardiology is otherwise limited.