Compunetix Inc.

Compunetix Inc., a for-profit manufacturer of advanced voice, video, and data collaboration systems headquartered in Monroeville, Pennsylvania, operates as a subsidiary of Chorus Call Inc. (a self-certified small disadvantaged business) and delivers mission-critical communication hardware, software, and integration services to the Department of Defense and federal civilian agencies primarily as a prime contractor (85% of recent awards). The company specializes in proprietary Mission Voice Platform (MVP) systems, CONTEX Summit intercom solutions, carrier modules, media blades, touch display instruments, and related voice communication infrastructure components, competing full-and-open without set-aside designations across its prime footprint.

Compunetix holds deep customer concentration in Navy air systems. The Naval Air Warfare Center anchors 63 awards valued at $38.7 million combined potential value, while Naval Sea Systems Command carries 17 awards worth $24.1 million. Air Force customers—Materiel Command with 16 awards ($18 million) and Air Force Test Center with 27 awards ($2.8 million)—represent the second and third tiers of concentration; together, the top three Navy and Air Force customers account for approximately 84% of combined potential value. Beyond defense, Compunetix serves NASA Kennedy Space Center (27 awards, $2.7 million), NOAA (24 awards, $1.9 million), and 42 other federal agencies.

Two single-award indefinite delivery contracts anchor the prime vehicle position: a $9.994 million Naval Air Warfare Center IDC through December 2029 for MVP voice hardware and related communication systems, and a $4.9 million Air Force Materiel Command IDC through February 2029 for intercom replacement requirements at Arnold Air Force Base. A third vehicle, Naval Sea Systems Command's Other Transaction Agreement valued at $17.513 million through December 2029, sits outside the FAR and provides flexible hardware procurement authority. An Air Force Materiel Command indefinite delivery contract (FA930220D0010) generated 48 task orders worth $8.4 million in combined potential value. Recent representative prime awards include a $33.621 thousand delivery order from Naval Air Warfare Center for replacement SDAP components (April 2026), an $801.969 thousand Air Force delivery order for C-SIDE J-SIDE intercom equipment (March 2026), a $541.323 thousand Naval Air Warfare Center delivery order for a rackmount touch screen console (November 2025), and a $504.511 thousand Air Force Materiel Command delivery order for voice communication system upgrade (April 2024).

Activity has remained steady, averaging 36 to 41 awards annually over the past five years (39 in 2025, 6 in 2026 year-to-date through mid-April). Recompete exposure is minimal: only 6 awards valued at $1.4 million combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. In its subcontractor role, Compunetix delivers MVP systems, communication components, and hardware warranty services to major defense primes including General Dynamics Information Technology (appearing on multiple Air Defense Communication Services and enterprise IT task orders), Leidos (GSM-O II maintenance), Science Applications International Corporation (Ground Research & Development sustainment), Northrop Grumman (Ground-Based Strategic Deterrent), Boeing (F-15 SCAT IV flight test), and others. The company also supplies components through aerospace integration partners including The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (strategic space and intelligence portfolio management) and appears on NASA's Expendable Launch Vehicle Integrated Support 3 (ELVIS 3) program as a Tier 3 MVP support sub.

Compunetix competes across full-and-open federal procurement without relying on small business set-asides. Its award footprint spans communications equipment manufacturing (NAICS 334220 and related), with primary PSC codes in Miscellaneous Communication Equipment, Telephone and Telegraph Equipment, and IT and Telecom services. The company's subsidiary structure includes Sonexis Technology Inc. and Compunetics Inc., both for-profit manufacturers; the parent Chorus Call Inc.'s small disadvantaged business certification does not carry through to Compunetix's own full-and-open posture. Founded in 1968, Compunetix has maintained a continuous role as a specialized provider of secure, redundant voice and data communication infrastructure to naval air warfare, aerospace test, and satellite operations missions across nearly five decades of federal contracting.