CUSTOM ARTIFICIAL LIMB AND BRACE, INC.

CUSTOM ARTIFICIAL LIMB AND BRACE, INC. specializes in the design, fabrication, and delivery of custom prosthetic sockets and orthopedic appliances for veteran patients, operating within the surgical appliance and supplies manufacturing sector. The company leverages precision manufacturing techniques, including thermoplastic molding, laminated composite fabrication, and patient-specific socket alignment to ensure biomechanical compatibility and comfort. Their technical expertise centers on anatomical modeling, gait analysis integration, and material selection for weight-bearing prosthetic interfaces, with a focus on durable, lightweight polymers and modular interface systems that accommodate residual limb volume changes. Key differentiators include direct clinical collaboration for custom fit outcomes and adherence to ASTM and ISO standards for prosthetic device safety and performance. The contractor has demonstrated consistent engagement with the Department of Veterans Affairs, delivering mission-critical prosthetic components that support rehabilitation and mobility restoration for service-connected veterans. Their work aligns with VA’s prosthetic services program, providing tailored solutions that complement clinical care pathways and reduce readmission rates through optimized socket fit and pressure distribution. Operating under NAICS 339113, the company is positioned within the medical device manufacturing vertical, specifically serving the orthotics and prosthetics (O&P) market. Their focus is narrow and specialized, concentrating on high-acuity, patient-customized devices rather than mass-produced off-the-shelf components, distinguishing them in the federal supply chain for adaptive medical hardware. As a small business structured as a 2L entity, CUSTOM ARTIFICIAL LIMB AND BRACE, INC. operates from its facility in New Castle, Pennsylvania, with no federal certifications currently listed. The company maintains a regional footprint with direct service delivery to VA medical centers, emphasizing hands-on craftsmanship and clinical responsiveness over large-scale production capacity.