THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO

The Regents of the University of California, San Diego specializes in advanced biomedical research and specialized medical services, with deep expertise in cadaveric tissue procurement, preservation, and forensic analysis for defense and veterans’ health programs. Their core capabilities include high-precision mass spectrometry and liquid chromatography for biotechnological research, as well as the provision of fresh and frozen cadaveric materials for military medical training, trauma simulation, and anatomical study. They deliver expert physician services for forensic and clinical evaluation, and support advanced imaging research through MRI and scanning infrastructure, enabling high-fidelity data collection for physiological and neurological studies. Their technical differentiation lies in integrating academic research rigor with mission-critical government requirements, particularly in bioanalytical workflows and human tissue logistics under stringent regulatory protocols. The contractor maintains consistent relationships with the Department of Defense and the Department of Veterans Affairs, providing essential anatomical resources for combat medicine training and veteran health research. For the DoD, they supply cadaveric materials used in surgical simulation and ballistic impact studies; for the VA, they support clinical research through imaging services and biotechnology development. They also deliver specialized physician expertise to the Department of Justice, likely in forensic pathology or medico-legal analysis. Their primary industry focus is in blood and organ banking (NAICS 621991), where they operate as a high-integrity tissue repository, alongside higher education services (611310) supporting federally funded research infrastructure. They are positioned as a mission-critical academic partner in defense and veteran biomedical research, bridging academic innovation with operational readiness needs. As a university entity structured as a public non-profit (2A), they operate from La Jolla, California, leveraging institutional research facilities and clinical networks. While they hold no formal government certifications, their accreditation as a leading academic medical center and adherence to federal research compliance standards underpin their credibility in sensitive government contracting environments.