CPI Radant Technologies Division Inc.

CPI Radant Technologies Division Inc., a Stow, Massachusetts-based manufacturer of microwave, radio frequency, power, and control solutions, sells radomes, antenna support bases, aircraft access doors, and related aerospace defense components to federal agencies as a prime contractor on 155 awards (78% of its footprint) and as a subcontractor on 43 awards (22%). The company competes in full-and-open competitions without set-aside designations; no SBA certifications appear in the source.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on radome design, manufacturing, and repair — protective weatherproof enclosures shielding radar and antenna systems used in aviation, naval, and ground-based platforms. Representative prime work includes a $5.36 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Federal Aviation Administration's Franchise Acquisition Services (established May 2023, extending through May 2027) covering non-obligated procurement of radome replacement panels and accessory parts for National Airspace System modernization, with multiple delivery orders issued including $265,339 (November 2025) and $410,650 (September 2024) for radome hardware installation piece parts. The Navy's Naval Supply Systems Command awarded the vendor a $1.11 million definitive contract (October 2025) for radome spare parts and a $739,664 sole-source definitive contract (August 2024) for six flight-critical radomes. The FAA also issued a $1.04 million definitive contract (December 2025) for ASR-9 radome kits and base ring assemblies, and a $677,338 definitive contract (April 2024) for ARSR-1/2 radome kits to replenish inventory following a 2022 blizzard at Battle Mountain, Nevada.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward Navy platforms and air operations. The top five funding agencies by combined potential value account for 91% of dollars: the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command leads at $58.7 million (4 awards), followed by the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command ($26.5 million across 28 awards), Naval Air Systems Command ($22.9 million, 5 awards), Naval Supply Systems Command ($13.3 million, 14 awards), and the Air Force Sustainment Center ($9 million, 2 awards). By award count, the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime places the most orders (31 awards, $2 million combined potential value) but for lower-dollar parts, while Naval Sea Systems Command (28 awards) and DLA Aviation (25 awards) anchor operational volumes. The divergence between count and value reflects small-dollar logistics orders from DLA Land and Maritime contrasting with larger system-level procurements from Navy commands and Air Force.

The vendor places task orders under five principal IDVs: Indefinite Delivery Contract N6660408D0660 (14 task orders, $4.6 million combined potential value), W56KGY22D0001 (9 task orders), 6973GH23D00037 (5 task orders, $1.1 million), FA862018D3014 (4 task orders), and 47QFCA22D0401 (3 task orders). The single-award FAA IDC represents the vendor's largest explicit ceiling vehicle at $5.36 million.

Activity has grown unevenly but recently accelerated: 12 awards in 2022, declining to 9 in 2023, then recovering to 23 awards in both 2024 and 2025, with 6 awards already recorded in 2026. Combined obligated dollars ($181.6 million) exceed combined potential value ($142.8 million) by 27%, indicating invoiced revenue on completed contracts exceeds outstanding ceiling valuations — a sign of contract performance and close tracking against firm fixed pricing. Only three awards (combined potential value $2.4 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting minimal near-term recompete exposure for the vendor.

In its subcontractor role, CPI Radant supplies radome assemblies, antenna systems, and specialized structural components to prime defense contractors. Recurring subs include L3 Technologies and L3Harris Technologies (manufacturing and test for AN/SRQ-4 radio terminal sets and manned/unmanned teaming platforms, multiple orders through 2025), Lockheed Martin (radome procurement for Ukraine Q-53 air defense systems and S-band radar modernization), Raytheon (non-recurring engineering for radome assembly and ground antenna pedestals), HII Mission Technologies (protective equipment enclosures for ISR and NextGen technology programs), Ultra Electronics Ocean Systems (radome assemblies for AN/SPS-73 shipboard radar production), and others. The sub footprint reflects deep integration into large prime defense programs spanning radar modernization, shipboard systems, and special operations platforms.

The vendor's award distribution spans 22 distinct customer agencies across the Department of Transportation, Department of the Navy, Department of the Air Force, Defense Logistics Agency, and select other defense organizations. Primary NAICS categories are Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing (39 awards) and Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing (33 awards), with secondary exposure to Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (27 awards). Top PSC codes confirm the radome focus: Antennas, Waveguides, and Related Equipment (64 awards), Airframe Structural Components (15 awards), and Radar Equipment Except Airborne (11 awards).

CPI Radant maintains a named subsidiary, CPI Adamworks LLC, a for-profit limited liability company and manufacturer of goods, though the source does not specify capability differentiation or reporting structure between parent and subsidiary.