Advantor Systems II LLC

Advantor Systems II LLC, doing business as Advantor Systems Corp, is an Orlando, Florida-based manufacturer of electronic security systems that delivers intrusion detection systems (IDS), access control systems (ACS), closed-circuit television (CCTV) systems, and video management solutions to Department of Defense installations as a prime contractor on full and open competitive awards, with no small business set-asides across its federal portfolio.

Advantor operates as a subsidiary of V2X Systems LLC and competes across multiple federal customer agencies predominantly under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), where the company holds a $40 million ceiling Federal Supply Schedule contract awarded April 27, 2026, running through April 26, 2031. The company's federal work centers on Air Force and Air National Guard facilities across the continental United States and overseas locations including South Korea and Japan. Over the past several years, Advantor has delivered security infrastructure installation, maintenance, and upgrade services to more than 150 distinct federal agencies, with an estimated combined potential value of $847.8 million across 4,471 total awards (99% as prime contractor). Recent activity shows a highly stable award volume: approximately 126 to 162 awards per year in FY2022–FY2025, reflecting sustained demand for Advantor's core security technology capabilities across the military installation base.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to Air Force components. The Department of the Air Force Air National Guard anchors the largest share by potential value ($115.2 million across 804 awards), followed by the Department of the Air Force general category ($90.5 million across 966 awards) and the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region ($44.5 million across 57 awards). These three customers account for approximately 37% of combined potential value in the source data. This concentration reflects Advantor's strategic positioning as the primary electronic security systems provider for Air Force and Air National Guard physical security infrastructure modernization efforts, with secondary but growing engagement at Army Pacific installations supporting U.S. Forces Korea and broader theater security requirements.

Representative contract work illustrates Advantor's concrete delivery footprint. In September 2026, Air National Guard awarded a $3.69 million delivery order for preventive maintenance, emergency repair, technical support, training, and parts support for existing Advantor-manufactured ESS, IDS, and related equipment at Air National Guard locations; this award is priced firm fixed price and runs through September 2027. In June 2026, Department of Defense Pacific Region issued a $13.3 million delivery order for ESS and IDS installation and maintenance services supporting U.S. Forces Korea, with ultimate completion in January 2029. In May 2025, the Office of the Secretary of Defense awarded a $4.93 million definitive contract for intrusion detection and access control system maintenance services extending through September 2030. Beyond these larger IDVs, task orders flow regularly: a $656 thousand July 2025 Air Force order for IDS and CCTV systems supporting U.S. Special Operations Command; a $828 thousand August 2025 Army Pacific Command delivery order for ACS equipment purchase, installation, and training in South Korea; and a $398 thousand September 2025 Air Combat Command delivery order for the FY25 Consolidated Advantor Refresh program. These awards reflect Advantor's core competency in designing, integrating, and installing security systems at mission-critical military facilities.

Advantor's vehicle positioning centers on GSA MAS ordering. The Federal Supply Schedule contract GS07F8785D carries 2,578 task orders valued at $189.8 million combined potential value; the broader Multiple Award Schedule vehicle shows 1,418 task orders valued at $249.7 million. A single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with Air Force Materiel Command (FA930220D0011) for comprehensive IDS services at Edwards Air Force Base, California, carries a $4.67 million ceiling and extends through September 2030. A $4.93 million definitive contract with the Office of the Secretary of Defense for intrusion detection and access control maintenance services provides additional multi-year ordering authority. These vehicles enable rapid delivery order issuance without separate competition, critical to supporting Air Force and Air National Guard field operations where security infrastructure upgrades often follow facility activation or renovation cycles.

GSA Schedule labor rates span 14 categories, ranging from $58.03/hr for administrative specialists with associate degrees to $188.92/hr for program managers with bachelor's degrees. Representative positions include data and deliverables administrative specialist ($58.03/hr, associates, 1 year experience), field engineer and service technician ($109.97/hr, associates, 2 years experience), senior field engineer ($114.45/hr, associates, 4 years experience), systems engineer ($127.01/hr, associates, 2 years experience), senior systems engineer ($139.72/hr, bachelor's, 4 years experience), and program management ($188.92/hr, bachelor's, 2 years experience). No cleared labor categories are offered; Advantor positions itself as a commercial security technology provider rather than a cleared defense contractor resource. The labor rate spectrum reflects field deployment and systems integration focus rather than senior engineering or classified work.

Advantor operates predominantly as a prime contractor (99% of awards), executing approximately 2% of its federal work through subcontractor relationships to established defense primes. Named subcontractor relationships include V2X Systems LLC (parent company) on LOGCAP V support services in Kuwait and the Philippines; Lockheed Martin Corporation on C-130J MATS training system access control; M.C. Dean Inc. on Davis-Monthan security electronic systems; Parsons Government Services Inc. on service modifications; CAE USA Inc. on C-130H aircrew training system access control upgrades; and Lead Builders Inc., Xator LLC, Koman Sustainable Solutions LLC, and The Nutmeg Companies Inc. on construction and facility modernization projects incorporating security system components. These subcontractor relationships are secondary to Advantor's primary role as direct vendor to Air Force and Air National Guard field units; the company does not function as a feeder supplier to larger prime contractors but rather maintains its own customer relationships across the military installation base.

Service Contract Inventory activity shows modest SCI-reportable federal services revenue in the source window. Advantor reported $3.4 million in SCI-reportable invoiced revenue across FY2022 (FY2025 shows zero, suggesting either no SCI-reportable contracts above the $150,000 threshold in that fiscal year or reporting lag). FY2022 shows approximately 7.0 FTEs delivered across 29.9 total FTEs when including subcontractor hours, though this reflects a single reporting year snapshot and does not characterize the vendor's full workforce or revenue scale. Median government-paid rates on SCI-reportable contracts ran $234.36/hr, with no variance across the percentile range in the small sample, suggesting relatively uniform labor deployment across a limited set of service contracts. SCI is a strict reporting category (contracts above $150,000 threshold, services only, no products) and substantially undercounts Advantor's federal revenue footprint, which comprises predominantly products (security equipment and systems), delivery orders, and purchases priced below the SCI reporting threshold.

Activity trajectory shows stability with no pronounced growth or decline. Awards per year ranged from 126 (FY2023, FY2025) to 162 (FY2024), indicating consistent demand across the Air Force and Air National Guard customer base. No steep recompete cliff appears in the next twenty-four months; the source identifies 19 awards with ultimate completion dates in that window, carrying a combined potential value of $19.3 million. This relatively low exposure suggests Advantor's customer relationships and vehicle positions are broadly distributed across multiple fiscal years and completion dates, reducing concentration risk from a single large recompete event. The vendor's stable customer base, established GSA Schedule position, and recurring task order volume from Air Force and Air National Guard installations position it as a durable provider of security infrastructure maintenance and upgrade services with predictable pipeline visibility.

Advantor Systems II LLC competes across full and open awards without reliance on small business set-asides, positioning the firm as a commercial-tier security technology integrator competing directly against other established vendors. The company's concrete capability in designing, integrating, installing, and maintaining intrusion detection and access control systems at military facilities, combined with established vehicle positions on GSA MAS and Air Force maintenance contracts, anchors its federal market position as a primary provider of physical security infrastructure to defense installations.