ESSILOR OF AMERICA, INC.

ESSILOR OF AMERICA, INC. specializes in the precision fabrication of optical components for government-sponsored vision care programs, with a focus on manufacturing lens blanks and finished eyeglasses to meet clinical specifications for veteran populations. Their technical expertise lies in optical lens design, precision grinding and polishing, and compliance with medical device fabrication standards required for use in VA optical laboratories. The company delivers custom ophthalmic solutions under blanket purchase agreements, ensuring consistent quality control, material traceability, and adherence to FDA-regulated medical device manufacturing protocols. Their specialization in producing durable, high-accuracy corrective lenses for institutional use distinguishes them in the government optical supply chain. The contractor has demonstrated direct engagement with the Network Contract Office 20, supporting the Veterans Health Administration’s VISN 20 Optical Fabrication Lab. This relationship reflects a focused partnership in delivering vision correction products to veterans through centralized procurement channels, suggesting alignment with VA’s mission to provide accessible, high-quality optical services within its healthcare network. The primary NAICS code 339115 — Medical Equipment and Supplies Manufacturing — defines their operational scope as the production of ophthalmic lenses and eyewear components, placing them squarely within the medical device manufacturing sector. Their market positioning is niche, serving government health systems requiring compliant, bulk-fabricated corrective lenses rather than retail or consumer optical products. As a 2L entity based in Dallas, Texas, ESSILOR OF AMERICA, INC. operates as a mid-tier manufacturer without federal certifications such as 8(a), HUBZone, or WOSB. Their geographic presence is centered in Texas, with a government market focus on federal healthcare delivery systems requiring reliable, scalable optical fabrication capabilities. The absence of public certifications suggests reliance on technical competency and contract-specific compliance rather than socioeconomic program participation.