Atrenne Computing Solutions, LLC

Atrenne Computing Solutions, LLC, a foreign-owned manufacturer based in Brockton, Massachusetts, designs and produces specialized ruggedized electronic components and embedded computing solutions for the Department of Defense as a prime contractor (55% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor to major defense primes. The company competes entirely in full-and-open federal procurements with no set-aside designations; its footprint is concentrated in naval and defense electronics manufacturing rather than services.

Atrenne's core capability portfolio centers on VME chassis assemblies in various form factors (2U, 8U, 12-slot configurations), ATR (Airline Transport Rack) chassis variants, CPCI backplanes, circuit cards, power supplies, electrical interface units, and specialized signal-processing assemblies. Representative prime work includes a $1.336 million firm fixed-price contract awarded by Naval Supply Systems Command in June 2023 for power supply equipment, a $2.215 million one-time-buy purchase order from the Army Aviation and Missile Command in March 2022 for 34 units of an electrical rack in support of the Patriot weapon system, and a $494,215 VME chassis order from Naval Supply Systems Command awarded in January 2025. Most prime awards carry ultimate completion dates between mid-2025 and late 2026, indicating a manufacturing lead-time footprint of 12 to 18 months typical of specialized electronic component production.

Customer concentration is heavily naval. The top five funding agencies account for 74% of awards, with Naval Supply Systems Command dominating both volume and potential value at 69 awards and $7.9 million combined potential value, followed by Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center (15 awards, $5.2 million), Naval Sea Systems Command (32 awards, $1 million), the Army Aviation and Missile Command, and the Air Force Materiel Command Aeronautical Systems Center. A single Army Patriot program award ($2.2 million) anchors that agency's ranking by potential value despite lower award count. All identified funding federal agencies are within the Department of Defense. The top category concentration spans search, detection, navigation, and guidance system manufacturing (47 awards) and electrical and electronic assemblies, boards, and cards (34 awards under PSC).

Atrenne sits on several indefinite delivery contracts with multiple task orders, including IDC 47QFCA22D0401 (9 task orders), Basic Ordering Agreement FA862021G4035 (8 task orders), IDC W56KGY22D0001 (8 task orders), and IDC N6833515D0041 (6 task orders, $2.7 million combined potential value). These vehicles span Air Force and Navy contracting offices.

Activity has grown substantially year over year—11 awards in 2022 to 42 in 2024 and 38 in 2025—reflecting expanding demand for ruggedized computing equipment across naval programs. However, the combined potential value of $17 million sits well below the $66.7 million in combined dollars obligated, indicating that the source captures a portfolio snapshot with many awards already substantially executed or obligated. Nine awards (combined potential value $1.6 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure.

In its subcontractor role, Atrenne supplies VME chassis, electrical components, electromechanical assemblies, backplanes, and specialized interface units to major defense primes including Lockheed Martin (extensive FY20 AN/SLQ-32 electronic warfare system work), Raytheon (radar sets, power supplies, and structuralassemblies including Patriot and AN/TPY-2 radar programs), General Dynamics Mission Systems (fire control omnibus, sonar assembly kits, and Columbia-class submarine engineering work), Sierra Nevada Company (Big Safari avionics programs including Degraded Visual Environment Pilotage System and synthetic vision work), HII Mission Technologies (logistics intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance equipment repair), and Argon ST (low-band unmanned aircraft system hardware). Subcontract work skews toward production and repair support for fielded systems rather than development. The subcontractor footprint reflects Atrenne's role as a specialized component and assembly supplier embedded in major platform production and sustainment across Navy, Army, and Air Force programs.