Data Device Corp

Data Device Corp, doing business as Beta Transformer Technology and its subsidiaries, manufactures high-reliability connectivity, power, and control solutions for defense, aerospace, and space applications, operating as a prime contractor on 88% of its recent federal awards across the Department of Defense, NASA, and related agencies. The company is a for-profit manufacturer headquartered in Bohemia, New York, and a subsidiary of TransDigm Group Incorporated; it competes full-and-open without small business set-asides, reflecting its specialized market position in proprietary electronic components and assemblies.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on MIL-STD-1553 and ARINC 429 interface cards, printed circuit boards, circuit card assemblies, hybrid microcircuits, power controllers, modulators, signal processors, and related avionics and defense electronics. Representative prime work includes a $927 thousand Army TACOM definitive contract (awarded July 2022) for 112 circuit card assemblies under National Stock Number 5998-01-619-9609; a $849.9 thousand Army Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal definitive contract (April 2023) for 100 circuit card assemblies with a 200% option; a $746.6 thousand Naval Supply Systems Command purchase order (April 2024) for RD monolithic converters; and a $329.7 thousand Air Force Materiel Command order (August 2025) for EBR/1553 PMC combo cards in support of the Common Munitions Bit Reprogramming Equipment Program. Recent smaller orders include a $78.2 thousand NASA purchase order (August 2026) for MIL-STD-1553 CPCI COTS boards for Johnson Space Center and a $52.1 thousand DoD Shared Services Center order (September 2026) for a DDC ACEXTREME four-channel MIL-STD-1553 CPCI card. The vendor holds an active single-award indefinite delivery contract with DLA Aviation valued up to $250 thousand for cable assemblies and electronic components supporting military aviation repair and sustainment.

Customer concentration aligns with defense and aerospace demand. The Department of the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal leads by combined potential value at 41 awards worth $17.8 million; the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command anchors both volume (120 awards) and dollars ($16 million); and TACOM Life Cycle Management Command contributes 19 awards valued at $10.8 million. The top five customers by potential value account for 80% of the combined potential across all awards. By award count, the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (184 awards, $4.5 million) and the Department of Navy (140 awards) reflect the vendor's deep penetration into logistics and supply chains, though DLA awards tend toward smaller individual orders for specialized components. The Navy, Army, and Air Force are the dominant customer agencies across the footprint.

The vendor places task orders under several agency indefinite delivery vehicles: Basic Ordering Agreement DAAA1585D0023 (13 task orders), Indefinite Delivery Contract W56HZV21D0001 (9 task orders), Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE7LX21D0110 (8 task orders), Indefinite Delivery Contract N0016413DGS17 (7 task orders, $3.4 million combined potential), and Indefinite Delivery Contract F0860685C0042 (5 task orders). These vehicles are hosted by Army, Navy, and Air Force contracting offices and represent the primary avenues for task order competition.

Recent activity shows a sharp decline from peak volume — 89 awards in 2024 down to 48 in 2025 and only 2 in 2026 — reflecting either a compressed reporting window in the source or a material contraction in near-term award placement. Only 1 award carrying $52 thousand reaches ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, reducing immediate recompete exposure. Over the full historical window in the source data, the vendor has logged 1,400 total awards (prime and sub combined) since 1980, with combined potential value of $68.3 million but obligated dollars of $178.9 million, indicating substantial fulfillment of option quantities and modifications.

The vendor's subcontractor role encompasses work with major defense primes. Recent sub awards include components and assemblies supplied to Lockheed Martin (for PATRIOT PAC-3 missiles, Hellfire launchers, TADS/PNVS systems, and joint air-to-surface standoff missiles), Raytheon (AMRAAM missiles, PATRIOT systems, and ECP modifications), General Dynamics Land Systems (Abrams tank family and Mobile Protected Firepower programs), Honeywell (embedded GPS/inertial systems and Eagle-M systems), L3Harris and L3 Technologies (manned/unmanned teaming systems, U-2 data links, and GEOXO imager instruments), Oshkosh Defense (JLTV and power supply integration), and Northrop Grumman (Common Munitions Built-In-Test Reprogramming Equipment and stand-in attack weapons). The sub footprint emphasizes integrated circuits, microcircuits, printed circuit assemblies, power controllers, and 1553 bus transceivers embedded in weapons systems, vehicles, and spacecraft.

The vendor's award concentration by product category reinforces its electronics manufacturing posture: printed circuit assembly (electronic assembly) manufacturing leads with 240 awards, followed by semiconductor and related device manufacturing (148 awards), bare printed circuit board manufacturing (63 awards), and military armored vehicle and tank component manufacturing (49 awards). By PSC code, microcircuits and electronic components (274 awards) and electrical and electronic assemblies, boards, and cards (229 awards) dominate the profile. Named subsidiaries include Power Device Corporation, Great River Technology Incorporated, North Hills Signal Processing Corp., Beta Transformer Technology LLC, and Data Device Corp, each carrying manufacturing capability in specialized power, signal processing, and connectivity domains that support the parent company's system-level offerings to defense primes and military customers.