OXARC, LLC

OXARC, LLC specializes in the procurement, logistics, and delivery of industrial gases and medical equipment supplies to federal agencies, with demonstrated expertise in hazardous material handling, cylinder management, and supply chain execution for mission-critical operations. The contractor provides tailored solutions for hydrogen delivery to the National Weather Service, including hazmat transport, cylinder rental, and scheduled replenishment—demonstrating proficiency in regulated gas distribution under federal safety and compliance standards. Their experience with medical, dental, and hospital equipment wholesaling indicates a capacity to manage complex inventory systems for sensitive healthcare-related federal assets, ensuring timely, compliant, and secure distribution. Technical capabilities include end-to-end supply chain coordination, regulatory adherence for hazardous materials, and just-in-time logistics for government facilities. The company maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of the Interior, primarily supporting closure and administrative modifications of existing supply contracts, suggesting a role in legacy system sustainment and contract lifecycle management. A single award with the Department of Commerce highlights niche expertise in industrial gas supply for scientific and environmental monitoring applications. OXARC operates within NAICS 423450 and 325120, focusing on merchant wholesale distribution of medical equipment and industrial gas manufacturing. This positions them as a specialized distributor rather than a manufacturer, serving federal entities requiring certified, on-demand delivery of regulated medical and industrial supplies. Their market niche lies in bridging the gap between industrial gas producers and federal operational units requiring safe, compliant supply chains. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Spokane, WA, OXARC, LLC leverages its regional presence to support federal operations in the Pacific Northwest. While currently without formal government certifications, their consistent contract performance indicates reliability in executing complex, safety-sensitive logistics for federal agencies.