L3 Technologies, Inc.
L3 Technologies, Inc. Communication Systems-West Division, doing business as Communication Systems-West, is a subsidiary of L3Harris Technologies, Inc., a major supplier of defense and commercial technologies across space, air, land, sea and cyber domains. The company provides advanced defense and communications systems, products and services to the U.S. Department of Defense and allied nations.
Through prime and subcontract awards, L3 Technologies has provided a range of communication systems, equipment and components, including tactical data links, satellite communications, antennas, radio frequency amplifiers, modems, power distribution, circuit card assemblies, software, and associated installation and support services. Major customers include the Department of the Navy, Army, Air Force, and Special Operations Command. L3 has partnered with companies such as General Atomics, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Sierra Nevada Corporation and Viasat on subcontracts for air, ground and naval platforms and systems. Several awards have been set aside for small businesses.
L3 Technologies has not received any prime or sub federal grants based on the information provided.
L3 Technologies holds several federal indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract vehicles to provide specialized communication systems and services. These include a $749,000 IDIQ from the Air Force Test Center for terminal simulation systems, a $10 million IDIQ from NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center for Global Hawk aircraft support, and a $260 million IDIQ from the Air Force Aeronautical Systems Center to provide MQ-9 satellite communication upgrades. Delivery orders under these IDIQs involve engineering, hardware and software to support aviation test, evaluation and modernization programs across various branches of the military.
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Not listed 640 2200 W, Salt Lake City, UT 84116, USA
9/5/01 10/22/25 Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation
Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation's Space Systems Division is a major subsidiary of Northrop Grumman Corporation, a global aerospace and defense technology company. The division specializes in delivering advanced space-related products, services, and solutions to various federal agencies, primarily the Department of Defense, NASA, and other national security organizations. As a leading provider of space systems, Northrop Grumman's Space Systems Division offers a wide range of capabilities including satellite payloads, ground systems, launch vehicles, spacecraft components, and advanced research and development in areas such as space domain awareness, satellite communications, and hypersonic technologies.
Through its federal contract awards, Northrop Grumman's Space Systems Division has provided an extensive array of goods and services. These include the development of satellite systems for the Enhanced Polar System, Evolved Strategic SATCOM, and Tranche Transport Layer programs for the U.S. Space Force and Air Force. The division has also been awarded contracts for research and development in areas such as quantum-based radio frequency receivers, high-energy laser subsystems, and advanced microelectronics manufacturing for agencies like DARPA and the Air Force Research Laboratory. Notable projects include the PIRANHA program for protected infrared apertures, the Glide Breaker program for hypersonic vehicle defense, and various initiatives in space domain awareness and adaptive communications. Northrop Grumman frequently collaborates with specialized subcontractors and academic institutions to deliver these complex space systems and technologies.
In the realm of federal grants, Northrop Grumman's Space Systems Division has received awards to advance cutting-edge technologies in space-related fields. A significant grant from the Department of Energy's Advanced Research Projects Agency - Energy (ARPA-E) supports the development of a Contrail Avoidance System to address the global warming impact of aircraft-induced cirrus clouds, in partnership with NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The division has also secured grants from NASA for research into heterogeneous integration of high-operating temperature barrier IR detectors and waveguides for integrated photonics in IR hyperspectral sensing, as well as the development of ultra-wideband RF front-end systems for atmospheric sensing. These grants demonstrate Northrop Grumman's commitment to advancing space-based technologies for both defense and civilian applications.
Northrop Grumman's Space Systems Division holds several significant federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs). These include a $200 million multiple-award IDV for conceptual studies in offensive and defensive space control and space domain awareness for the Space and Missile Systems Center, running through 2026. The division also secured an Other Transaction IDV from DARPA for the Space-Based Adaptive Communications Node program, focusing on resilient military satellite communications. Additionally, Northrop Grumman participates in a $5 million multiple-award Blanket Purchase Agreement to co-develop a non-proprietary Combat Bus System Interface Specification for the Space and Missile Systems Center. These IDVs position Northrop Grumman as a key player in advancing space technologies and systems for national security and defense applications.
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Not listed 1 Space Park Blvd, Redondo Beach, CA 90278, USA
3/5/02 5/9/25 BAE Systems Space & Mission Systems Inc.
BAE Systems Space & Mission Systems Inc. Space & Mission Systems Inc. Division is a major aerospace and defense contractor that provides advanced technology solutions to the U.S. federal government. As a subsidiary of BAE Systems, the company specializes in space systems, defense hardware, and commercial space operations. It leverages extensive expertise in satellite technology, radar systems, electronic warfare, precision guidance, and other cutting-edge areas to deliver innovative products and services. The division has received numerous prime and subcontract awards from agencies including NASA, the Department of Defense, NOAA, and other federal entities to support critical missions in space exploration, Earth observation, and national defense.
Through its federal contract awards, BAE Systems Space & Mission Systems Inc. has provided a diverse array of goods and services. For NASA and NOAA, the company has developed and manufactured sophisticated instruments for Earth observation satellites, including hyperspectral imagers, atmospheric composition sensors, and ocean color instruments. These contracts, often valued in the hundreds of millions of dollars, support critical climate and weather monitoring missions. For the Department of Defense, BAE Systems has delivered radar altimeter antennas, electronic units, and other specialized components for military aircraft like the B-2 bomber. The company has also conducted research and development in areas such as advanced battle management systems, space domain awareness, and next-generation satellite technologies. Many of these awards are competitively sourced without set-aside designations, reflecting BAE Systems' position as a leading prime contractor in the aerospace and defense sectors.
BAE Systems Space & Mission Systems Inc. has also secured several federal grant awards, primarily from NASA, to advance cutting-edge space technologies. These grants typically support research and development activities in areas such as advanced optics, quantum sensing, and novel spacecraft subsystems. For example, the company received a grant to develop a spaceborne light detection and ranging (LIDAR) collection system for Earth science applications. Another grant funded work on super-resolving astronomical targets using quantum measurements. These research initiatives often involve collaboration with university partners and support NASA's broader goals in space exploration and Earth observation. The grants demonstrate BAE Systems' role in pushing the boundaries of space technology through fundamental research and innovation.
BAE Systems Space & Mission Systems Inc. holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) that provide a framework for ongoing task order awards from federal agencies. A key example is the company's position on NASA's $6 billion Rapid Spacecraft Acquisition IV (RAPID IV) contract vehicle, which allows for the efficient procurement of spacecraft and related services. Under this IDV, BAE Systems has received task orders for spacecraft accommodation studies and other support services for various NASA missions. The company also holds positions on Department of Defense IDVs, such as those supporting the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center and Space and Missile Systems Center. These vehicles enable BAE Systems to provide ongoing engineering, research, and hardware development services across a range of defense and space programs, solidifying its role as a trusted long-term partner to the U.S. government in critical technology areas.
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Not listed 1600 Commerce St #1, Boulder, CO 80301, USA
3/20/02 6/28/25 Six3 Advanced Systems Inc.
Six3 Advanced Systems, Inc., doing business as Bit Systems, is a subsidiary of CACI International Inc. that provides information solutions and services in support of national security missions for Intelligence, Defense, and Federal Civilian customers. Through past federal contract awards, Six3 Advanced Systems has provided various hardware systems, software, engineering services, and conceptual studies to support space control, space domain awareness, signals intelligence, electronic warfare, cyber operations, command and control, and other technical capabilities for the Department of the Navy, Department of the Air Force, Defense Threat Reduction Agency, and other national security agencies.
As a prime contractor, Six3 Advanced Systems has delivered specialized hardware like amplifiers, processors, RF playback servers, and simulation systems to naval commands under firm fixed price delivery orders ranging from $1-3 million over 1-2 year performance periods. It has also performed early-stage prototype development, systems analysis, and preliminary research on topics like common operating pictures, offensive space control, and improving machine learning accuracy under task orders between $100,000-11 million against Air Force and Defense Threat Reduction Agency indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contracts.
As a subcontractor supporting firms like Triad National Security and Smartronix, Six3 Advanced Systems has provided electrical installation services and software engineering support on projects related to government laboratories, software development, systems integration, field testing, and technical interchange meetings.
Six3 Advanced Systems holds a $200 million Conceptual Studies for Offensive/Defensive Space Control and Space Domain Awareness IDIQ contract with the Department of the Air Force's Space and Missile Systems Center. Three task orders worth $3,500 to $11 million have been awarded so far for early-stage research and prototype development to advance space situational awareness, space control, and command and control capabilities.
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Not listed 45200 Business Ct # 100, Sterling, VA 20166, USA
4/11/02 11/25/25 Millennium Space Systems, Inc.
Millennium Space Systems, Inc. is a subsidiary of The Boeing Company, registered in SAM.gov since 2002 and positioned as a key manufacturer of aerospace systems specializing in missile warning, national security space missions, and advanced spacecraft technologies. The company operates as a for-profit organization that provides sophisticated engineering and manufacturing services to federal defense and civilian agencies, with a primary focus on developing space-based technologies for tracking, surveillance, and strategic defense applications. Its core competencies include spacecraft manufacturing, mission operations support, research and development, and prototype constellation solutions for complex national security requirements.
Through its federal contract awards, Millennium Space Systems has demonstrated extensive capabilities in developing advanced satellite systems, particularly for missile tracking and space domain awareness. The company has secured multiple high-value contracts with agencies like the Department of Defense, NASA, and DARPA, consistently receiving contracts for developing Medium Earth Orbit Missile Track Custody Space Vehicles, mission operations support, and innovative research projects. Its prime contract awards have ranged from spacecraft development for missile warning systems to scientific research initiatives, with contract values spanning from $550,000 to over $413 million. Notably, none of its contracts have been set aside, indicating the company competes successfully in open solicitations, and it has worked with subcontractors like CEB Metasystems, Symetricore, and Infinity Systems Engineering to deliver comprehensive technical solutions.
Millennium Space Systems holds several critical Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicles that enable flexible, long-term engagement with federal agencies. These include the Test and Evaluation Technologies for Ranges, Armaments and Spectrum II (TETRAS II) program, a $21.7 million multiple-award IDIQ supporting the Air Force Materiel Command's testing capabilities, and a $200 million IDC for Conceptual Studies in Offensive/Defensive Space Control and Space Domain Awareness awarded by the Space and Missile Systems Center. Another notable IDIQ is a Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Air Force Space Command aimed at establishing collaborative industry working groups for developing non-proprietary combat bus system interface specifications. These contract vehicles demonstrate the company's strategic positioning to support complex, long-term federal technology development and research initiatives across defense and space domains.
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Not listed 2265 E El Segundo Blvd, El Segundo, CA 90245, USA
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