Eventide, Inc.

Eventide, Inc., a for-profit manufacturer of digital audio processing and telecommunications equipment based in Little Ferry, New Jersey, competes as a prime contractor on federal purchases of voice loggers, communications recording systems, and radio recorders, predominantly through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule without set-aside designations, while also serving as a subcontractor to prime systems integrators on larger defense platforms.

Eventide operates across a highly fragmented federal customer base of 52 agencies, with no single customer dominating the portfolio. The top five funding organizations by award count account for roughly 35% of recent awards and include the Department of Homeland Security Coast Guard (13 awards, $602 thousand combined potential value), the Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command and Naval Air Warfare Center (12 awards, $356 thousand), the Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command (10 awards, $108 thousand), the Department of the Air Force (5 awards, $225 thousand), and the Department of the Interior National Park Service Intermountain Region (4 awards, $88 thousand). The potential-value ranking mirrors award count concentration closely, with the Coast Guard and Naval Air Systems Command anchoring most dollars, though the Department of the Army Intelligence and Security Command appears higher in value ($321 thousand across 2 awards) than in volume. This distribution reflects Eventide's position as a commercial-product vendor serving mission-critical recording applications across defense and civilian agencies rather than a systems integrator with a concentrated customer footprint.

Eventide's primary vehicle is the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, which carries 74 task orders valued at $2.5 million combined potential value. The vendor also places work under Navy-specific indefinite delivery contracts (N6523618D8014, N0042119D0047, N6833516D0044, and DAAJ0993D0078), yielding smaller task-order volumes. Recent prime-contractor work includes a $139.9 thousand Air Force Space Command delivery order for an Eventide NEXLOG 740 DX-U communications recording system under GSA MAS (completed November 2024), a $118.6 thousand Air Combat Command delivery order for NEXLOG Secure Voice Recorders under GSA MAS (completed September 2024), and a $98 thousand Coast Guard purchase order for two digital voice loggers, specifically the NEXLOG740-USCGV2 model (completed March 2026). A smaller $22 thousand Naval Air Warfare Center purchase order for recording software under Total Small Business set-aside was awarded in November 2025.

Activity accelerated sharply in 2024 (ten awards) after minimal recent volume, then moderated to six awards in 2025 and two in 2026 year-to-date. Only two awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $104 thousand), indicating minimal near-term recompete exposure. The combined federal award portfolio totals $7.6 million in potential value with $4.7 million obligated (62% realization). Eventide's NAICS footprint concentrates in Computer and Office Machine Repair and Maintenance (75 awards), Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing (15 awards), and Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing (8 awards), reflecting its core identity as an audio and communications hardware manufacturer rather than a services firm.

In its subcontractor role, Eventide supplies NEXLOG voice-logger hardware and components to BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services Inc. (multiple incremental fundings and task-delivery orders spanning 2024–2026 for NEXLOG 740 DX-Series base systems, spare parts, and upgrades) and to Science Applications International Corporation (voice-logger components and FY24 PMW 770 CSRR procurement in 2024–2025, plus electrical equipment support for Nexlogs in February 2026). Smartronix, LLC represents a secondary prime relationship for TARCES non-DOD task-order materials (June 2025). Eventide's core capability set consists of communications recording hardware, voice-logger systems, and audio-processing devices positioned for mission-critical communications logging across military and federal law-enforcement platforms, with pricing typically in the $22 thousand to $140 thousand range per order.