Patient Ceiling Lift Slings Replacement

The opportunity is under NAICS 339113 (Surgical and Medical Instrument Manufacturing / Durable Medical Equipment supply), which is entirely outside this archetype's listed codes focused on clinical services and staffing. The work involves supplying physical patient lift slings, not delivering healthcare services, staffing clinics, or performing medical testing, so the archetype's core capabilities do not apply.

The opportunity is under NAICS 339113 (Surgical and Medical Instrument Manufacturing/Supply), which is entirely outside the archetype's construction and trades codes, and the work involves supplying patient ceiling lift slings rather than any construction or facility renovation activity. This is a medical supply procurement, not a construction contract, so the archetype has no meaningful capability or code alignment.

The opportunity is for surgical and medical instrument manufacturing supplies (NAICS 339113), which has no overlap with this archetype's consulting-focused NAICS codes. The work involves physical medical equipment procurement, not management or professional services consulting.

The opportunity is under NAICS 339113 (Surgical and Medical Instrument Manufacturing) for patient ceiling lift slings, which has no overlap with this archetype's transportation and warehousing NAICS codes. The archetype's capabilities in freight, trucking, and logistics do not match the medical device supply requirement described here.

The opportunity is for surgical and medical instrument manufacturing (NAICS 339113) covering physical patient ceiling lift slings, which has no overlap with this archetype's IT and software development capabilities. Although the VA frequently uses SDVOSB set-asides, the work is entirely outside the archetype's technical scope.

The opportunity is for physical medical equipment (patient ceiling lift slings, NAICS 339113), which has no overlap with the archetype's cybersecurity and IT compliance capabilities. None of the archetype's NAICS codes are relevant, and the work cannot be performed by a cybersecurity firm regardless of set-aside status.