Support your mission.
Strengthen imaging delivery.
PET/CT Pro helps government agencies coordinate medical imaging equipment, specialized personnel, site readiness, and operational support around the requirements of each contract.
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Service-disabled veteran-owned business. Certification documentation available on request.
U.S. & territories
Federal and state agency support. Credit and purchase cards accepted.
Download Capability Statement (PDF) →Clinical understanding. Clear accountability.
Equipment, staffing, facility readiness, and workflow all affect imaging performance. We bring practical imaging experience to planning and coordination, with a focus on patient care and the agency’s operational needs.
Requirement-driven planning
Align the proposed scope, resources, responsibilities, and implementation steps with the solicitation and facility needs.
Quality and visibility
Define documentation, communication, quality planning, and performance monitoring around the agreed contract requirements.
Responsive coordination
Establish clear points of contact for contracting personnel, clinical teams, technical specialists, and equipment providers.
Specialized resources. Coordinated delivery.
Fixed and mobile imaging systems
Equipment sourcing and coordination for PET/CT, MRI, CT, and nuclear medicine requirements, with attention to site readiness and service continuity.
Site planning and implementation
Coordinate facility needs, installation dependencies, equipment delivery, and implementation milestones with agency stakeholders.
Staffing and operational support
Coordinate qualified personnel, training needs, workflow planning, and operational resources within the agreed scope.
Diagnostic medical physics
Coordinate qualified specialists for equipment testing, quality assurance, and shielding evaluations as required.
Radiation safety services
Coordinate appropriately qualified RSO resources and radiation safety program support for the facility’s licensed activities.
Accreditation and interpretation support
Coordinate accreditation preparation and teleradiology resources according to the modality, facility, and contract requirements.
Make expectations visible from the start.
Our approach connects proposal commitments with implementation and ongoing coordination. The contract defines the deliverables and performance standards.
- Defined scope and division of responsibilities
- Implementation milestones and facility coordination
- Staff qualification and resource planning
- Quality documentation and issue escalation
- Maintenance and service support coordination
Experience grounded in imaging operations.
G.V. (Sonny) Montgomery VA Medical Center
April 2026 – present
Provision of qualified diagnostic medical physicists to evaluate imaging equipment, including CT, gamma cameras, MRI, radiography and fluoroscopy, portable and specialty equipment, shielding design, and computed radiography readers.
Marin PET/CT Imaging
David Faridi · January 2019 – present
Co-founder, COO, and Chief Technologist with responsibilities spanning imaging operations, radiation safety, finance, IT, personnel, and supply chain.
Experience summarized from the October 14, 2026 capability statement. Detailed scope and references are available on request.
NAICS codes
621512 · Diagnostic Imaging Centers
532490 · Other Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Rental and Leasing
541690 · Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services
541380 · Testing Laboratories and Services
325412 · Pharmaceutical Preparation Manufacturing
Review our capabilities.
Review the current capability statement, including core services, company identifiers, certifications, and relevant experience.
Download Capability Statement (PDF)Contracting contact
David Faridi · PET/CT Pro
david@petctpro.com
415-300-2738
San Rafael, California
Include the agency, solicitation or project reference, location, scope, and anticipated performance period.
Bring your imaging needs into focus.
Contact PET/CT Pro to discuss scope, implementation needs, and the resources appropriate for your agency.
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