CORNEAGEN LLC

Corneagen LLC specializes in the procurement, processing, and supply of donor corneal tissue for sight-restoring surgical procedures, serving critical needs within military medical systems. The company’s core capabilities center on the reliable sourcing, quality assurance, and timely delivery of sterile, FDA-compliant corneal grafts used in keratoplasty and other ophthalmic transplant surgeries. Their technical expertise includes tissue banking protocols, cryopreservation standards, microbiological screening, and compliance with AABB and Eye Bank Association of America guidelines. Corneagen differentiates itself through its ability to maintain consistent, long-term supply chains for time-sensitive ocular grafts under stringent DoD medical logistics requirements, ensuring readiness for trauma and combat-related vision restoration at major military treatment facilities. The contractor has established a focused relationship with the Department of Defense, delivering essential corneal tissue products to high-volume ophthalmology clinics within military medical centers, including those at Joint Base San Antonio–Lackland. Their work supports the operational readiness of military medical personnel by ensuring uninterrupted access to transplant-grade donor tissue for service members requiring corneal repair or replacement. Corneagen operates primarily within NAICS 621991 (Blood and Organ Banks) and 339113 (Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing), positioning itself at the intersection of tissue banking and medical device supply. The company functions as a specialized supplier in the ocular transplant market, bridging the gap between donor networks and clinical demand in defense healthcare environments. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Seattle, Washington, Corneagen LLC holds no federal certifications but maintains a focused presence in the defense medical supply sector. Its geographic proximity to biotech and research hubs enhances its capacity to coordinate with regional tissue procurement networks while meeting the unique logistical demands of federal medical contracts.