Cambium Networks Inc.

Cambium Networks Inc., a for-profit manufacturer of wireless broadband solutions headquartered in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, operates primarily as a subcontractor (67% of recent awards) supplying RF data link equipment, integrated radio antennas, wireless communication products, repair services, and technical training to federal defense and civilian agencies. The company competes on a full-and-open basis with no SBA set-aside designations across its federal footprint and is classified as a small business.

Cambium Networks' capability portfolio centers on point-to-point microwave radio systems, RF data link equipment, connectorized integrated outdoor units, power injectors, cable assemblies, and antenna products, complemented by repair services and training delivery. Representative prime work includes a $140,817 purchase order from Naval Air Warfare Center (NAWCAD) in February 2025 for RF data link equipment and training services delivered to Webster Outlying Field, Maryland; a $75,370 purchase order from the Federal Aviation Administration (Non-Franchise Acquisition Services) in December 2022 for assets supporting the National Airspace System; and a $12,000 firm fixed-price purchase order from the FBI Operational Technology Division in July 2024 for Cambium Networks training services performed in Stafford, Virginia. Recent smaller prime awards include repair services contracts from the Drug Enforcement Administration ($2,400 in September 2025 and $3,600 in November 2024) and a $1,900 integrated radio antenna purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command in March 2026.

The Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center PEO Missiles and Space dominates customer concentration by award count (33 awards, 63% of active customers), driven by Cambium's heavy subcontract presence under the Advanced Technology Support Program IV (33 task orders). Navy organizations anchor the potential-value ranking: Naval Sea Systems Command (6 awards, $593 thousand combined potential value) and Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center (4 awards, $227 thousand) lead, followed by the U.S. Marine Corps ($93 thousand) and the FAA ($75 thousand). The two rankings diverge sharply — the Army dominates volume while Navy programs carry higher contract values — a pattern characteristic of Cambium's role supplying equipment to larger system integrators rather than owning customer relationships directly.

Cambium Networks sits on the Advanced Technology Support Program IV (33 task orders), Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement V NASA SEWP (12 task orders), Cooperative Threat Reduction Integrating Contract (8 task orders), and two Naval indefinite delivery contracts (5 and 2 task orders respectively). Activity has grown significantly, from three awards in 2022 to twenty-nine in 2025, with only two awards (combined potential value $4 thousand) facing recompete completion within the next twenty-four months.

The vendor's subcontract footprint is concentrated with three primes. Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation is the dominant partner, anchoring Cambium's work on the Advanced Technology Support Program (ATSP) contract where Cambium provides audio and video equipment manufacturing, fiber optic cable, telephone apparatus, and electronic component manufacturing in support of counter-UAS initiatives (SAW-BONES, RAD-BONES), advanced network design and integration (ANDI for C-UAS), and aircraft system microelectronic reliability improvements. Fairwinds Technologies LLC engages Cambium for point-to-point microwave radio systems, PTP700 equipment, networking hardware, and license keys under NASA SEWP and other vehicles. Parsons Government Services International Inc. utilized Cambium for equipment provisioning and training delivery to Jordan border security personnel. General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc. and a sub-award without named prime (September 2025) round out recent engagement. Across both prime and sub roles, Cambium's federal footprint is concentrated in defense communications infrastructure and wireless equipment supply, with Navy and Army customer bases and limited civilian agency exposure outside the FAA and DEA.