MEDISO USA, LLC

MEDISO USA, LLC specializes in the maintenance, repair, and lifecycle support of advanced electromedical imaging systems, particularly PET/CT animal imagers used in preclinical research. The company provides comprehensive preventative maintenance, hardware upgrades, software licensing, and system optimization services for high-precision scientific instrumentation, ensuring continuous operational readiness for mission-critical laboratory environments. Their technical expertise spans the calibration and servicing of nuclear medicine detectors, imaging reconstruction software, and integrated workstation platforms, with deep familiarity in Mediso’s Multiscan LFER series and related laboratory infrastructure. A key differentiator is their proprietary knowledge of proprietary hardware-software ecosystems, enabling seamless integration of firmware updates, PC component replacements, and compliance with strict research protocol requirements. The contractor maintains an exclusive, long-standing relationship with the Department of Health and Human Services, delivering sustained support to NIH-funded research units, particularly within the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) and other intramural programs. Their work consistently enables uninterrupted animal imaging protocols essential for biomedical discovery, demonstrating a trusted, mission-critical partnership rooted in reliability and technical specificity. MEDISO USA’s primary industry focus lies in electronic equipment repair and maintenance (NAICS 811210), electromedical apparatus manufacturing (334510), and analytical laboratory instrument manufacturing (334516), reflecting their niche as a service provider for high-end scientific imaging systems. They position themselves not as a manufacturer but as a specialized technical partner ensuring the operational integrity of complex diagnostic and research platforms used in life sciences. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Arlington, VA, MEDISO USA operates without federal certifications but leverages deep domain expertise to serve the federal research ecosystem. Their geographic proximity to HHS and NIH facilities enhances responsiveness and onsite service delivery, solidifying their role as a critical enabler of preclinical research infrastructure.