Lovell and Micro-Tech Endoscopy expand federal access to endoscopic devices

Lovell Government Services and Micro-Tech Endoscopy announced a partnership on July 23, 2026, to broaden access to advanced endoscopic devices across VA, DoD and IHS healthcare systems. The deal uses Lovell’s SDVOSB contracting role to move several Micro-Tech products toward federal procurement channels.

Why it matters: - The partnership could make advanced endoscopic tools easier to buy for federal clinicians serving veterans, active-duty service members and other beneficiaries. - The arrangement also supports government procurement goals tied to Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business contracting.

What happened: - Lovell Government Services and Micro-Tech Endoscopy announced a partnership on July 23, 2026. - The deal is designed to expand access to Micro-Tech’s endoscopic technologies across the Veterans Health Administration, Military Health System and Indian Health Service. - Lovell will serve as Micro-Tech Endoscopy’s Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business vendor. - The companies said the partnership will use established government contracting channels to reach federal healthcare providers.

The details: - The first products moving toward federal customers are the DuraClip™ Hemostasis Clip, Precisor BRONCHO® Pulmonary Biopsy Forceps and Precisor® EXL™ Pediatric Biopsy Forceps. - Micro-Tech said the devices support gastrointestinal hemostasis, pulmonary tissue sampling and pediatric gastrointestinal procedures. - The companies said the devices are intended to improve procedural efficiency while supporting patient care for veterans, service members and other federal patients. - Micro-Tech’s products are pending addition to the Department of Veterans Affairs Federal Supply Schedule, GSA Advantage, the Defense Logistics Agency’s Electronic Catalog and the Department of Defense Distribution and Pricing Agreement. - Once those contract vehicles are in place, federal buyers could access the products through a more streamlined procurement process.

Between the lines: - The partnership pairs Micro-Tech’s device portfolio with Lovell’s federal contracting experience, which is often a gatekeeper for federal healthcare sales. - The agreement may also help Micro-Tech deepen its reach in the U.S. federal market while preserving its broader international footprint. - Chris Lovell said the company is focused on expanding access to advanced endoscopic solutions for clinicians serving veterans, active-duty service members and military families. - Scott VanderMeer said the partnership is meant to bring the same advanced endoscopic technology to veterans and service members that is available elsewhere.

What's next: - Micro-Tech’s products are awaiting inclusion on several federal procurement vehicles before broader purchasing can begin. - The companies are expected to use Lovell’s contracting channels to scale federal availability once those listings are approved. - Micro-Tech also points to a global base of operations in more than 90 countries, which may support future product expansion.

The bottom line: - The partnership gives Micro-Tech a clearer path into federal healthcare purchasing and gives VA, DoD and IHS providers a new route to advanced endoscopic devices.