Lovell and Micro-Tech expand federal access to endoscopic devices

Lovell Government Services and Micro-Tech Endoscopy said July 23, 2026, that they are partnering to make advanced endoscopic devices easier to buy across VA, DoD and Indian Health Service facilities. The deal leans on Lovell’s SDVOSB contracting role and could speed access to several flagship products for federal clinicians and patients.

Why it matters: - The partnership broadens federal access to endoscopic devices used in gastrointestinal hemostasis, pulmonary tissue sampling and pediatric procedures. - VA, DoD and IHS facilities could gain a simpler path to buy these products through established procurement channels. - The agreement also supports federal SDVOSB purchasing goals, which matter for agencies that must meet veteran-owned business contracting targets.

What happened: - Lovell Government Services and Micro-Tech Endoscopy announced a partnership on July 23, 2026. - Lovell will serve as Micro-Tech Endoscopy’s Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business vendor. - The companies said the arrangement is designed to expand access across the Veterans Health Administration, Military Health System and Indian Health Service. - The initial product lineup includes the DuraClip Hemostasis Clip, Precisor BRONCHO Pulmonary Biopsy Forceps and Precisor EXL Pediatric Biopsy Forceps.

The details: - Micro-Tech’s devices are being made available to federal healthcare providers through government contracting channels. - The products are pending addition to the VA Federal Supply Schedule, GSA Advantage, the Defense Logistics Agency’s Electronic Catalog and the Department of Defense’s Distribution and Pricing Agreement. - Once those vehicles are in place, the companies expect acquisition to be faster and easier for government buyers. - The devices are intended to support clinicians treating Veterans, active-duty service members and other federal beneficiaries. - Micro-Tech said the devices help improve procedural efficiency while supporting high-quality patient care. - Micro-Tech Endoscopy has operations in more than 90 countries. - Lovell Government Services has been an SDVOSB vendor since 2013 and says it has helped medical, dental and pharmaceutical manufacturers enter the federal market. - Lovell is a four-time Inc. 5000 honoree.

Between the lines: - The partnership gives Micro-Tech a federal market entry strategy that relies on Lovell’s contracting status rather than a direct sales push. - Pending listings on VA, GSA, DLA and DoD channels suggest the next phase depends on government approval and procurement setup. - The deal reflects continued demand for medical device vendors that can combine clinical offerings with federal contracting expertise.

What's next: - Micro-Tech products will be added to federal purchasing systems if the pending contract vehicles are approved. - Lovell said it will continue supporting the company’s federal contracting strategy as the products move through those channels. - Micro-Tech said it plans to expand its reach into federal healthcare through the partnership.

The bottom line: - The partnership is meant to make advanced endoscopic tools easier for federal hospitals and clinics to buy, while helping both companies compete in the government market.

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