Druck, LLC

Druck, LLC, a General Electric subsidiary headquartered in Billerica, Massachusetts, manufactures precision measurement and sensing equipment sold as a prime contractor (98% of recent awards) to the Department of Defense, primarily the Naval Air Systems Command, across firm-fixed-price purchase orders and indefinite delivery contracts without small business set-asides. The company competes full-and-open across defense and civilian federal agencies, with no SBA designations in its recent award footprint.

Druck's concrete capability portfolio centers on air data test sets (ADTS), pressure transducers, power supplies, and specialized aviation test equipment. Recent prime work includes a $727,460 air data test set delivery for the Naval Air Warfare Center (January 27, 2026), a $760,944 F-16 Pitot and Static System Tester order for the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (May 15, 2025), and a $711,636 pressure transducer order for SNOTEL snowpack monitoring across the western United States funded through the Department of Agriculture (August 28, 2025, modified to May 22, 2026). The company also holds a $2.779 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime through August 2026 for transducer main components and power supplies, from which it has issued 17 delivery orders valued between $2,760 and $65,570 across 2024 and 2025.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to naval aviation. The top five funding agencies by award count coverage account for 43% of recent awards, but by potential value, the Navy Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center dominates with 63 awards totaling $52.5 million combined potential value — roughly 64% of Druck's entire $81.5 million portfolio. The Naval Supply Systems Command follows with 53 awards ($4.4 million), while the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime maintains 45 awards ($3.3 million). This concentration reflects Druck's strategic position as a sole or limited-source supplier of air data test systems and related aviation instrumentation to Navy platforms, with work flowing through foreign military sales programs (Australia, Spain) as well as direct Navy procurement. Department of Army orders and NRCS/Department of Agriculture environmental monitoring work provide secondary diversification.

Druck holds parent contract positions on multiple Navy and Army IDCs. The highest-value vehicle is an Indefinite Delivery Contract (N6833518D0008) with 13 task orders ($19 million), complemented by contracts DAAH0195D0005 (19 task orders, Army), SPE7MX21D0115 (17 task orders, $208 thousand, Defense Logistics Agency), N6833521D0001 (10 task orders, $4.6 million), and FA822721D0004 (5 task orders). These vehicles enable task-order placement without new competitions and anchor the company's recurring revenue stream with defense platforms.

Award activity has remained steady year-over-year (11–20 awards annually across 2022–2026), with only two awards reaching ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months ($135 thousand combined recompete exposure), indicating minimal near-term recompete cliff pressure. The source documents Druck's federal contracting presence since 2002, though total award history extends to 1984, reflecting General Electric's broader footprint.

Druck's subcontracting activity is minimal (2% of recent awards by count). Named sub-award primes include M1 Support Services (air data test set upgrade work, October 2025 and August 2025), CACI Federal (equipment procurement at Hill Air Force Base electronics maintenance group, multiple FY24–FY25 awards), Sierra Nevada Company (SAOC calibrator), Textron Aviation Defense (Vietnam Air Force T-6 trainer support, January 2024), and Science and Engineering Services (foreign military sales BDAR procurement, July 2024). Sub-work tracks closely with prime focus on aviation test equipment and maintenance support.