Calzoni S.R.L.

Calzoni S.R.L., a subsidiary of L3Harris Technologies, supplies flight-critical electronic components, machined parts, and production systems for U.S. naval aviation and maritime applications as a prime contractor, competing on a full and open basis with no set-aside designations across 136 recent federal awards totaling $102.2 million in combined potential value.

Calzoni is an Italy-based limited liability partnership and manufacturer of goods headquartered in Bargellino, Bologna Metropolitan City. As a child entity within the L3Harris corporate structure, Calzoni maintains sole-source positioning as the original designer, developer, and manufacturer of the Advanced Stabilized Glide Slope Indicator (ASGSI) system—a stabilized optical landing aid critical to helicopter carrier operations. The company's work spans advanced electronic components, repair parts, spare components, technical support services, and production systems, with place of performance primarily in Italy and secondary locations in Lakehurst, New Jersey and Chaplin, Kentucky. Work is delivered under firm fixed-price delivery orders and purchase orders without competitive set-asides.

Customer concentration is extreme and singular: the Naval Air Warfare Center accounts for 65 awards and $97.1 million (95% of combined potential value), while the Naval Supply Systems Command holds 57 awards and $4.7 million. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime and DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment together represent 14 awards and $281 thousand, covering the remaining 3% of awards. The two rankings align perfectly—NAVAIR dominates both volume and dollars by a decisive margin.

Calzoni's parent contract vehicles are five BOAs and indefinite delivery contracts with NAVAIR and Naval Supply Systems Command. The largest vehicle is Indefinite Delivery Contract N6833517D0024 (15 task orders, $17.7 million combined potential value), followed by Basic Ordering Agreement N6833521G0021 (11 task orders, $5 million). A January 21, 2026 multiple-award IDC valued at $1,000 ceiling with NAVAIR covers Horizon Reference System (HRS) design, manufacture, and support for Freedom-Class and Independence-Class Littoral Combat Ships, Arleigh Burke-Class Guided Missile Destroyers, and Constellation-Class Frigates under NAICS 334511 and PSC 1710 (Aircraft Landing Equipment). A December 20, 2024 single-award IDC with NAVAIR carries $16.3 million ceiling through December 31, 2028 for ASGSI production systems, repair parts, and technical support. A March 18, 2026 multiple-award BOA with Naval Supply Systems Command establishes a five-year repair and spares framework (ceiling $0, priced through individual orders) covering six National Item Identification Numbers for naval aviation and maritime components through March 17, 2031. An April 9, 2026 single-award BOA with NAVAIR through April 8, 2031 covers ASGSI system hardware, technical support, software updates, repairs, and repair parts.

Recent work examples include a $3.44 million December 23, 2024 delivery order from NAVAIR for ASGSI production systems with completion September 1, 2026; a $1.86 million April 15, 2026 delivery order from Naval Supply Systems Command for computer subassemblies with completion March 16, 2027; a $431.6 thousand March 5, 2025 delivery order from NAVAIR for ASGSI Basic Angle stabilized glide slope indicator modification; a $999.6 thousand December 5, 2024 delivery order from NAVAIR for FFG64 AFDL (aircraft flight data link) parts kit supply; and a $794.9 thousand March 6, 2023 delivery order from NAVAIR for AFDL parts. Smaller orders span ethernet controllers, power supplies, elevation servos, CPU boards, maintenance control services, and marine light fixtures ranging from $2,400 to $278,000.

Calzoni's award portfolio is concentrated in two product categories: 51 awards under PSC Aircraft Landing Equipment (ASGSI production, repair, and support work) and 39 awards under PSC Indoor and Outdoor Electric Lighting Fixtures (marine light covers, light assemblies, LED maintenance). The NAICS split reflects the same concentration: Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (48 awards) and Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing (14 awards) anchor the portfolio. Activity has grown year over year — 8 awards in 2022 to 18 in 2025 — with nine awards (combined potential value $5.5 million) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and facing recompete exposure. Calzoni holds no documented subcontract relationships; it operates exclusively as a prime contractor. The company's federal footprint is entirely defense, entirely naval, and entirely full-and-open competitive, with no set-aside categories.