FORTEC LITHO TRISTATE LLC

FORTEC LITHO TRISTATE LLC specializes in the provision of advanced medical equipment rental and mobile procedural services, primarily supporting surgical and urological care in federal healthcare settings. The contractor delivers specialized lithotripsy systems and urological navigation platforms, offering turnkey solutions that include equipment deployment, technical support, and operational readiness for minimally invasive procedures. Their technical expertise centers on mobile lithotripsy technology, surgical probe systems, and integrated urological navigation tools, ensuring clinical teams have reliable, on-demand access to high-precision diagnostic and therapeutic equipment. Key differentiators include rapid deployment of mission-critical medical devices and deep familiarity with sterile field protocols and FDA-cleared medical hardware in dynamic clinical environments. The contractor has established a consistent track record with the Department of Defense and the Department of Veterans Affairs, delivering essential medical support services that enhance procedural capacity at military treatment facilities and VA outpatient centers. Their work with these agencies focuses on augmenting surgical readiness through portable, high-performance equipment that supports urological interventions without requiring permanent infrastructure investment. Primarily operating under NAICS 541990 and 621999, FORTEC LITHO TRISTATE LLC positions itself within the professional and ambulatory health services market, bridging the gap between medical technology providers and clinical end-users. Their niche lies in supplying specialized, non-physician medical services that enable efficient, high-volume lithotripsy and urological diagnostics in outpatient and field settings. As a small business structured as a 2K entity based in Hudson, Ohio, the company operates without federal certifications but maintains a focused presence in the defense and veteran healthcare markets. Their geographic footprint supports regional federal facility needs, with a service model built around mobility, equipment reliability, and compliance with clinical and procurement standards for federal medical procurement.