Scioteq LLC

Scioteq LLC, a foreign-owned manufacturer headquartered in Duluth, Georgia (with operations in Johns Creek), supplies ruggedized displays, flat-panel systems, missile guidance consoles, and defense electronics to federal agencies as both prime contractor (51% of recent awards) and subcontractor (49%), competing predominantly full-and-open without set-aside designations on the majority of its prime portfolio.

Scioteq's customer concentration sits heavily with the Department of the Navy. The Naval Sea Systems Command dominates by both award count and dollar share—99 awards carrying $12.7 million in combined potential value, representing 27% of all awards and 28% of total potential value. The Naval Supply Systems Command follows with 79 awards ($2.5 million combined potential value), while the Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Administration accounts for 14 awards and $9.7 million, and the Department of the Army's Materiel Command and Acquisition Support Center contribute $11 million combined across 32 awards. These top five agencies account for 82% of total awards. The portfolio spans 23 distinct federal agencies, but concentration with Navy commands is the dominant signal: NAVSYS and Naval Supply Systems Command together represent 60% of all Scioteq awards.

Scioteq's capability portfolio centers on ruggedized flat-panel displays (24-inch touchscreen and LCD variants), missile guidance consoles, and specialized defense electronics for naval combat systems, missile programs, and air traffic control visualization. Representative prime work includes a $6.79 million Naval Sea Systems Command multi-year contract ceiling for flat-panel displays supporting the AN/SWG-5(V)6 Tomahawk Tactical Weapons Control System on DDG-class destroyers (awarded September 2023, ultimate completion April 2026), a $1.525 million Army delivery order for missile guidance consoles against a single-award indefinite delivery contract (April 2022), and a $468.4 thousand Naval Sea Systems Command exercise of option for 65 flat-panel displays in the same Tomahawk program (September 2023). Most recent activity includes a January 2026 total small business set-aside purchase order from Naval Sea Systems Command for $166.1 thousand in rugged displays.

Scioteq places work across five principal IDCs: Indefinite Delivery Contract N0025319D0004 (23 task orders), Basic Ordering Agreement N0038322GS501 (22 task orders), and Indefinite Delivery Contract N0038324DBH01 (19 task orders) anchor the Navy exposure, while Army Indefinite Delivery Contract 693KA718D00007 carries 8 task orders valued at $4.8 million. The company demonstrates minimal recompete cliff risk: only one award ($166 thousand combined potential value) reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months.

Activity has grown sharply—12 awards in 2022 to 41 in 2024 and 37 in 2025—reflecting sustained demand for ruggedized display systems in naval combat platforms and missile programs. The portfolio shows an anomaly in obligated value: combined dollars obligated total $81.2 million against $45.7 million in combined potential value, indicating either significant historical re-obligations or awards from prior fiscal years completing in the current period.

Scioteq's subcontractor footprint is deep and consistent. Lockheed Martin receives the most frequent sub work—30-plus sub awards spanning engineering labor, design and development, and flat-panel display production for naval programs including TI-series consoles, RNA codec/encoder/decoder components, and LCS combat systems. Laurel Technologies Partnership receives 25-plus sub awards for electro-mechanical assemblies, production shipsets, and spares in support of TI-series naval consoles. Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation receives 8 sub awards for control display systems and IBCS hardware (Integrated Battle Command System LRIP). Raytheon Company, General Dynamics Mission Systems, Leidos, and General Atomics each receive lower-volume sub work spanning Patriot firing units and foreign military sales, ERAM engineering services, and MQ-9B production. The subcontractor role is characterized by display component and assembly supply to major defense primes on Navy combat systems, Army ground vehicle programs, and select air defense platforms.

Scioteq's NAICS profile reflects its hardware manufacturing posture: 61 awards fall under Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing; 49 under Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing; and 27 under Computer Terminal and Other Computer Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing. PSC concentration aligns with the display supply mission: Information Technology Input/Output and Storage Devices (40 awards) and Guided Missile Remote Control Systems (11 awards) dominate the category breakdown, confirming the company's role as a specialized vendor for naval weapons systems visualization and missile program instrumentation.