Crfs, Inc.

Crfs, Inc., a Chantilly, Virginia-based subsidiary of Silvus Technologies, Inc., delivers advanced radio frequency detection, spectrum monitoring, and analysis capabilities to the federal government as a prime contractor (82% of recent awards) competing on a full-and-open, non-set-aside basis across defense and civilian agencies. The company manufactures specialized RF measurement hardware—RFEYE node analyzers, high-power injectors, antenna arrays, and related software—and provides professional services for enterprise spectrum monitoring and software support, with recent awards spanning 22 distinct customer agencies and a combined potential value of $47.4 million.

Crfs's customer concentration is anchored in defense and signals intelligence customers. The Naval Information Warfare Systems Command dominates by dollar value (9 awards, $17 million combined potential value), followed by the Federal Communications Commission (3 awards, $11.1 million) and Air Force Air Combat Command (4 awards, $8 million); these three customers account for 87% of combined potential value. By award count, Army Test and Evaluation Command (15 awards, $2 million) and NASA Shared Services Center (13 awards, $980 thousand) place high volume but lower-value orders, reflecting both incumbent sustainment work and testing/evaluation deployments. Naval Sea Systems Command rounds out the top five with 12 awards worth $3.2 million combined potential value. Crfs holds three significant single-award indefinite delivery contracts: a $7.5 million IDC with Naval Information Warfare Systems Command for RFEYE node analyzers and high-power injectors (awarded January 2023, running through January 2027); a $7.5 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Federal Communications Commission for RF measurement, analytic, and direction-finding systems (awarded September 2025, running through September 2030); and a $6 million single-award IDC with Air Force Air Combat Command for enterprise spectrum monitoring services at ACC installations nationwide (awarded September 2022, running through September 2027). Delivery orders under these vehicles total approximately $3.6 million against the FCC BPA, $6.7 million against the NAVWAR IDC, and $1.4 million against the ACC IDC to date, demonstrating significant remaining capacity across all three vehicles.

Recent representative prime awards include a $1.77 million firm fixed-price BPA call from the FCC (January 2026) for RF measurement and direction-finding capabilities supporting spectrum management; a $702 thousand purchase order from the Air Force (October 2025) for RF receivers deployed at ground level in Japan to detect tactical data links; a $717.7 thousand firm fixed-price purchase order from Army Test and Evaluation Command (September 2025) for RFEye spectrum maintenance services covering a ten-node monitoring network at Dugway Proving Ground through September 2029; and a $921.6 thousand purchase order from Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (September 2025) for RFEYE Node Injectors at Dahlgren, Virginia. Crfs's capability portfolio centers on electromagnetic spectrum management hardware and software—node analyzers, high-power RF injectors, direction-finding antenna arrays, and mission management software—deployed across military and civilian installations from the continental United States to Europe, the Pacific, and theater locations supporting operational intelligence collection and RF environment awareness.

Activity has accelerated significantly. Awards per year grew from 9 in 2022 to 14 in 2024 and 22 in 2025, with five awards reaching completion inside the next twenty-four months and carrying combined potential value of $2.7 million, presenting recompete opportunity. In its subcontractor role, Crfs supplies RF measurement and spectrum monitoring equipment and software under primes including Science Applications International Corporation (Digital Transformation Acquisition Modernization and Modification contracts), BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services Inc. (Instrumentation Range Support Program III), General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc. (CITS task orders), Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc., and others. The parent-subsidiary structure—Crfs as manufacturing and integration subsidiary of Silvus Technologies, a Los Angeles-based developer of tactical radio and mesh networking systems—enables end-to-end RF systems delivery from hardware design through sustainment, with Crfs focused on spectrum monitoring and Silvus's broader wireless-communications heritage providing architectural context. Across both prime and sub postures, Crfs competes in full-and-open federal procurements without set-aside designation, positioning itself as the incumbent and sole-source provider of specialized RFEYE equipment across defense and civilian spectrum management programs.