MCKESSON MEDICAL-SURGICAL MINNESOTA SUPPLY INC.

Mckesson Medical-Surgical Minnesota Supply Inc. specializes in the procurement and distribution of critical medical devices and infusion systems for federal healthcare operations. Their core capabilities center on the supply chain logistics of advanced clinical equipment, particularly infusion pumps and related medical-surgical technologies, ensuring timely delivery and regulatory compliance in high-acuity care environments. The company demonstrates technical proficiency in managing FDA-cleared medical devices, maintaining traceability through UDI systems, and adhering to federal inventory and distribution standards for sensitive healthcare hardware. Their operational focus is on reliability, cold chain integrity where applicable, and seamless integration with federal medical logistics networks. The contractor has established a direct working relationship with the Department of Veterans Affairs, delivering specialized clinical equipment such as the CADD Solis infusion pump—used for precise, programmable intravenous therapy in veteran care settings. This engagement reflects a pattern of supporting VA’s clinical infrastructure through mission-critical device supply, likely aligned with VA’s efforts to standardize and modernize infusion therapy across its national network. Their primary industry focus is on Medical Laboratories (NAICS 621511), though this appears to reflect the classification of the equipment supplied rather than laboratory services. In practice, the contractor operates at the intersection of medical device distribution and clinical support, positioning itself as a trusted provider of infusion therapy technology within federal healthcare systems rather than a diagnostic or lab services vendor. As a 2L entity headquartered in Richmond, VA, Mckesson Medical-Surgical Minnesota Supply Inc. functions as a corporate subsidiary within a larger distribution network. While no government certifications are listed, their ability to secure federal awards indicates compliance with FAR and DFARS requirements for medical device vendors. Their geographic presence supports nationwide federal healthcare logistics, with operations calibrated to meet the demands of large-scale, mission-critical government supply chains.