Teledyne Flir Commercial Systems Inc.

Teledyne Flir Commercial Systems Inc., a subsidiary of Teledyne Flir LLC, manufactures and delivers thermal imaging cameras, infrared optical systems, and related imaging equipment to federal agencies as a prime contractor (93% of recent awards) and subcontractor. The vendor competes predominantly in full-and-open, non-set-aside procurements across civilian and defense agencies, with no SBA certifications or designations.

Teledyne Flir Commercial Systems is headquartered in Hudson, New Hampshire and operates as a for-profit manufacturer of goods under its parent, Teledyne Flir LLC of Wilsonville, Oregon. The vendor's concrete capability footprint centers on mid-wave and long-wave infrared cameras, optical gas imaging systems, thermal sensors, calibration services, and specialized lenses for research, environmental monitoring, surveillance, and military testing applications. Recent representative prime work includes a $452.7 thousand firm-fixed-price purchase order from Naval Sea Systems Command (August 2025) for an M63 IHD-CD FLIR camera system; a $1.01 million order from EPA's Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance (September 2023) for nine FLIR GX320 optical gas imaging cameras; a $783.6 thousand Navy Criminal Investigative Service procurement (March 2025) for thermal imagers; and a $5 million five-year indefinite delivery contract (November 2022) with the Air Force Materiel Command Test Center for infrared imaging systems supporting the Joint Standard Instrumentation Suite program. The vendor also delivers specialized components — a $27.2 thousand NIST order (September 2025) procured infrared lenses for absorption imaging spectroscopy under the CHIPS initiative's Digital Twins for Atomic Layer Deposition Processes project.

Customer concentration is moderate but skewed toward defense test activities. The top five funding agencies by award count cover 31% of awards, with the Air Force Materiel Command Test Center placing 27 awards valued at $23.9 million combined potential value, Naval Sea Systems Command issuing 33 awards at $3.4 million, and EPA's Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance awarding 19 contracts at $4.3 million. By dollar value, the Air Force Test Center dominates, representing 43% of combined potential value across all awards; the Air Force relationship is anchored to three indefinite delivery vehicles valued at $5 million, $490 thousand, and $490 thousand respectively, supporting JSIS and test-center calibration missions through 2027 and 2029. EPA ranks second by dollars but places many smaller, single-purpose camera and maintenance orders. Navy awards cluster around systems procurement and maintenance.

The vendor places task orders against four named parent vehicles: the Air Force Materiel Command Test Center's $5 million JSIS requirements contract (multiple delivery orders valued up to $2.69 million per order), and two $490 thousand blanket purchase agreements for FLIR imager and camera calibration services running through early 2029. Older Air Force IDVs valued at $7.5 million appear referenced in historical award summaries but are not reflected as active in the current vehicle holdings block. The EPA procures Teledyne Flir equipment and services off individual purchase orders and spot purchases rather than through a parent IDV.

Activity has grown modestly over the past five years — from 19 awards in 2022 to a peak of 33 in 2024 — before declining to 21 in 2025 and 2 year-to-date in 2026. Only five awards (combined potential value $2.2 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing modest recompete exposure near-term. The vendor earned $44.9 million obligated across 347 total awards (prime and sub combined), representing 81% of combined potential value, indicating healthy execution velocity on priced contracts.

In its subcontractor role, Teledyne Flir Commercial Systems supplies infrared cameras, thermal sensors, and optical components to Lockheed Martin on airborne systems integration; to Leidos on electronic warfare and high-power microwave counter-UAS development; to Draper Laboratory on technical support; to DRS Network & Imaging Systems on the Assault Breacher Vehicle integrated vision system; and to Atlantic Diving Supply, Mantech Mgs, Beyond New Horizons, and other systems integrators on materiel-development and sustainment contracts. Subcontract work typically involves supply of specific camera models, lenses, and training rather than system integration.

The vendor's federal footprint is heavily rooted in optical and infrared imaging manufacture and maintenance, with top NAICS categories spanning optical instrument manufacturing (112 awards), search-and-detection systems (40 awards), and analytical laboratory instruments (37 awards). PSC concentration reflects the same focus: maintenance and repair of photographic equipment (42 awards), laboratory supplies (29 awards), optical instruments and test equipment (28 awards), and motion and still cameras (26 awards each). All awards carry full-and-open competition framing with no set-aside designations, positioning Teledyne Flir as a mainstream commercial-off-the-shelf supplier to government test centers, law enforcement, environmental regulators, and military research labs rather than as a set-aside-category incumbent.