Alazar Technologies Inc.

Alazar Technologies Inc., doing business as Alazartech, manufactures high-performance waveform digitizers, frame grabbers, PCI oscilloscopes, and signal-acquisition circuit boards for federal research and defense instrumentation programs, operating as a prime contractor on 92% of recent awards with no set-aside designations. Alazartech is a for-profit Canadian corporation headquartered in Pointe-Claire, Quebec, competing in full-and-open procurements across federal agencies and research institutions.

Alazartech's capability portfolio centers on instrumentation hardware—frame grabbers, waveform digitizer boards, PCI and PCI Express digitizers, software development kits, and custom signal-acquisition components. Recent representative prime awards include a $39,317.50 purchase order from the National Eye Institute (September 2026) for camera acquisition circuit boards and frame grabbers supporting an adaptive optics optical coherence tomography system upgrade, a $24,520 order from the Shared Services Center (August 2026) for PCI digitizers, and a $17,612.50 order from NIH's Office of Logistics and Acquisition Operations (August 2023) for a 16-channel, 100 MS/s frame grabber board. All awards are firm fixed-price purchase orders with delivery to federal facilities or Alazartech's Ottawa, Ontario manufacturing location.

Customer concentration is diffuse across federal research and laboratory institutions. The top five agencies by potential value—Air Force Materiel Command Research Laboratory ($267 thousand across 4 awards), NIST ($112 thousand, 10 awards), Navy Information Warfare Systems Command ($95 thousand, 3 awards), NIH National Eye Institute ($80 thousand, 4 awards), and Department of Energy Office of Fossil Energy ($50 thousand, 2 awards)—account for 71% of combined potential value. Award volume spreads across 17 distinct agencies, with no single customer anchoring the footprint. Alazartech sits on two named parent vehicles: an Indefinite Delivery Contract with Naval Sea Systems Command (N0014004D0011) and the DLA Medical Capital Equipment Program, each carrying minimal task-order activity.

Activity remains modest and flat. Two awards per year across 2024–2026 reflect a steady but low-volume transactional posture with federal research labs and procurement offices. Combined potential value across all 51 awards (prime and sub) totals $850 thousand, with obligated dollars reaching $1.2 million—suggesting actual invoicing and contract execution across the portfolio. One award (Alazartech's $39,317.50 NEI purchase order) approaches completion inside the next twenty-four months, representing negligible recompete exposure. Alazartech's subcontractor footprint is recent and minimal: four sub-awards since August 2024 to Mantech Mgs Inc., General Dynamics Mission Systems Inc., and Valkyrie Enterprises LLC on DOD line-item test-equipment tasks and Lincoln Laboratory research-support work. Top NAICS categories (instrument manufacturing for electrical and signal measurement, analytical laboratory instruments) and PSC codes (laboratory equipment, electrical and electronic test instruments) align with the hardware supply posture across civilian research agencies and defense test-and-evaluation environments.