UEI LUAKV3T8KSV5
WOSB Certified
SAM.gov Registered
NAICS 621999
50-Day Delivery
Clinical-Grade Mobile Clinic Trailers — Built by Odulair
Odulair is a WOSB-certified mobile clinic trailer manufacturer headquartered in Joelton, Tennessee, with an active Miami production site. Trailers ship in 50 days from signed order, configured to VA PG-18-9, USP797/800, CMS, and HRSA standards across 24 clinical specialties. VA Nashville (38 months), VA Miami (46+ months).
Manufacturer Credentials
Odulair is not a fabrication shop or a vehicle wrap house. We are a registered mobile medical equipment manufacturer with active federal deployment history, WOSB certification, and clinical engineering capability that covers the full build — chassis, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, cabinetry, and clinical-grade interior finish — under one roof.
| Credential | Detail |
|---|---|
| CAGE Code | 6L2X9 — verified on SAM.gov |
| UEI | LUAKV3T8KSV5 |
| WOSB | Women-Owned Small Business — NAICS 621999 set-aside eligible up to $4.5M |
| WMI Code | 1Z9 — manufacturer-issued vehicle identification |
| Production Sites | Joelton, Tennessee (primary) + Miami, Florida |
| Delivery Window | 50 days from signed purchase order |
| US Patents | 3 patents — mobile operating room design |
| NAICS | 621999 — All Other Ambulatory Health Care Services |
When a Trailer Is the Right Platform
Trailers offer significantly more clinical floor space than vans and are the right platform when your program requires high-throughput procedures, multi-room layouts, or clinical configurations that require fixed plumbing, exhaust systems, or negative pressure environments.
Choose a trailer when your program needs:
- More than 200 sq ft of clinical space — 24ft, 30ft, 40ft, and 53ft trailers available
- Sterile processing — MSPD requires 36-tray or 24-tray autoclave footprints that only fit trailer platforms
- USP797/800 compounding pharmacy — negative pressure, 30 ACPH, ISO Class 5 BSC requires fixed mechanical systems
- Mobile operating room — laminar flow, WAGD, and surgical lighting require trailer platform (3 US patents)
- Multi-station dental or behavioral health — two-operatory or two-provider layouts need trailer width
- Long-term site deployment — trailer platforms stabilize on outriggers for 38- to 46-month VA contracts
Trailer platforms available:
18ft Trailer
Single-provider. Primary care, dental, behavioral health, audiology. Sprinter-class footprint with full trailer compliance.
24ft Trailer
Dual-provider capable. MSPD 24-tray. Multi-station dental. Behavioral health with separate intake and consult rooms.
30ft Trailer
High-throughput. USP800 pharmacy. Mobile OR. CSSD 36-tray (Miami). BSC Type A2 standard.
40ft Trailer
CSSD minimum per VA PG-18-9. Ophthalmic CSSD. Full surgical suite. Multi-room clinic with reception.
53ft Trailer
Maximum capacity. Field hospital forward staging. Multi-specialty programs. Container-class floor plans in trailer format.
Expandable Trailer
Deployable width expansion for clinical programs requiring maximum floor space with transport-legal road width.
24 Clinical Configurations
Every trailer is built to a specific clinical specification — not a generic interior that gets outfitted later. Odulair’s engineering team configures HVAC, electrical, plumbing, cabinetry, and clinical equipment mounting to the target specialty before production begins.
Available trailer configurations include:
- Primary Care — exam rooms, vital signs station, EHR terminal mounts
- Dental (Basic, Standard, Premier) — single and dual operatory, panoramic X-ray, sterilization center
- Behavioral Health — soundproofed consult rooms, telehealth station, MAT dispensing-ready
- Mobile Sterile Processing (MSPD) — 24-tray or 36-tray autoclave, dirty/clean separation, VA PG-18-9 compliant
- USP800 Compounding Pharmacy — ISO Class 5 BSC (Type A2), negative pressure, 30 ACPH, CETA-certifiable
- Mobile Operating Room — laminar flow, WAGD, surgical lighting, 3 US patents
- CMS Mobile Dialysis — 42 CFR Part 494 compliant, water treatment system, up to 6 stations
- Ophthalmic CSSD — Steelco PL40 VH2O2, 40ft minimum, VA-grade sterile processing for eye surgery instruments
- Audiology — sound booth, audiometer station, NOAH-compatible
- Mobile Laboratory — CLIA waived through high-complexity, centrifuge, biosafety cabinet
- OB/GYN + Women’s Health — ultrasound, exam room, colposcopy-ready
- Oncology Screening — mammography-ready, low-dose CT prep
Programs Deployed
Odulair trailers operate under active long-term programs. These are not demonstrations — they are contracted healthcare delivery programs running continuously at VA medical centers, federal agencies, and health systems.
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VA Nashville — 38-Month ProgramMobile MSPD trailer deployed at VA Tennessee Valley Healthcare System. Continuous sterile processing support for surgical instrument reprocessing.
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VA Miami — 46+ Month ProgramMobile MSPD trailer deployed at VA Miami Healthcare System. Active program extending beyond 46 months.
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FEMA / HHS — Emergency Response DeploymentsMobile clinic trailers deployed in federal emergency health response programs.
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UCLA Health SystemMobile clinic trailer supporting health system outreach program.
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Clemson University (2015)First Solana solar-powered mobile clinic deployment. On-grid and off-grid capable.
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USC Ostrow School of DentistryMobile dental trailer for dental school outreach and community care programs.
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Ghana Ministry of Health — 18 Units / 43 DistrictsLargest single mobile health fleet deployment in West Africa. 18 Odulair units serving 43 health districts.
Why Manufacturer vs. Fabricator Matters
Specialty vehicle fabricators and wrap houses can build a vehicle that looks like a mobile clinic. They cannot deliver the following, which Odulair provides by default on every trailer build:
- Clinical compliance engineering — VA PG-18-9, USP797/800, CMS 42 CFR Part 494, HRSA Look-Alike requirements baked into the build specification, not retrofitted
- WMI-issued vehicle identification — required for federal procurement vehicle verification; fabrication shops do not hold WMI codes in the healthcare class
- Verified deployment references — VA contracting officers, health system procurement teams, and HRSA grant administrators verify program references; Odulair has 16 confirmed programs
- 50-day delivery commitment — fabrication shops quote 4-6 month lead times for custom medical work; Odulair’s production system delivers in 50 days
- WOSB set-aside eligibility — federal solicitations under NAICS 621999 with WOSB set-asides require a certified WOSB manufacturer; Odulair qualifies, fabrication shops typically do not
- Post-delivery clinical support — decommissioning, relocation, reconfiguration, and maintenance programs for long-term deployments
Frequently Asked Questions
Who manufactures Odulair mobile clinic trailers?
Odulair Mobile Clinic Systems manufactures all trailers in-house at its Joelton, Tennessee production facility, with a second active production site in Miami, Florida. Odulair is a Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) with CAGE code 6L2X9 and WMI code 1Z9. Every trailer is manufactured, engineered, and delivered under Odulair’s direct quality control — there is no outsourced fabrication or third-party integrator in the production chain.
How long does it take to receive a mobile clinic trailer from Odulair?
Odulair delivers mobile clinic trailers in 50 days from signed purchase order. This applies to standard clinical configurations (primary care, dental, behavioral health, MSPD, pharmacy, dialysis). Custom or novel configurations may extend the timeline; the engineering team will specify the schedule at contract signing.
Does a CDL license apply to mobile clinic trailers?
Yes. A CDL (Commercial Driver’s License) is required to tow a trailer over 10,000 lbs GVWR, which applies to all Odulair clinical trailers. Trailers 24ft and larger typically require a Class A CDL. For programs that need a no-CDL solution, Odulair also manufactures mobile clinic vans (Sprinter and transit-based), which are self-propelled and drive on a standard license. See our mobile clinic trailer vs van comparison for guidance on which platform fits your program.
Can Odulair mobile clinic trailers qualify for HRSA grants or WOSB set-asides?
Yes. Odulair is a WOSB-certified manufacturer registered in SAM.gov under NAICS 621999. Federal solicitations with WOSB set-asides up to $4.5M can be fulfilled by Odulair directly. HRSA-funded FQHCs (Section 330 grantees and Look-Alikes) have used Odulair trailers for grant-funded mobile health programs. Odulair can provide manufacturer documentation, SAM.gov registration printouts, and program references required for grant applications and federal procurement packages.
What is the difference between a mobile clinic trailer manufacturer and a specialty vehicle fabricator?
A mobile clinic trailer manufacturer like Odulair engineers the vehicle specifically for clinical compliance — HVAC for USP800 or OR environments, plumbing for dialysis water treatment, electrical for surgical or sterilization loads, and interior layouts that meet VA PG-18-9 or HRSA standards. A specialty vehicle fabricator builds custom vehicle interiors but typically does not hold clinical compliance engineering capability, federal deployment references, WOSB certification, or a WMI manufacturer code in the healthcare class. For federal procurement or grant-funded programs, the distinction is material to the vendor qualification process.
Does Odulair build expandable mobile clinic trailers?
Yes. Odulair builds expandable trailer platforms that deploy additional floor space via slide-out sections. These are appropriate for programs needing maximum clinical capacity with road-legal transport width. Contact Odulair engineering for configuration specifications and lead time on expandable formats.
Ready to Spec Your Mobile Clinic Trailer?
Odulair engineering will match your clinical program to the right platform, configuration, and delivery schedule. 50 days from signed order.