Fluke Electronics Corp

Fluke Electronics Corp, doing business as Fluke Networks, manufactures precision electronic test instruments, calibration equipment, and networking solutions, competing as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) on full-and-open federal procurements across defense and civilian agencies without reliance on set-asides. The vendor is a for-profit manufacturer headquartered in Everett, Washington, and operates as a subsidiary of Advanced Sterilization Products Italia S.R.L.; the parent entity is a for-profit business organization.

Fluke's federal capability footprint centers on precision measurement, calibration, and repair services for specialized electronic test equipment. Representative work includes a $2.87 million Air Force Materiel Command delivery order (March 2026) for multifunction calibrators under a newly awarded single-award IDIQ extending through September 2035; a $1.71 million Naval Sea Systems Command delivery order (April 2025) for multimeter calibrators; a $647.8 thousand Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex delivery order (April 2025) for F-35 VDATS Fluke calibration equipment under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule; a $6.59 million Air Force Materiel Command delivery order (June 2024) for meter calibrators; and a $5.29 million Air Force Materiel Command delivery order (July 2024) for low-pressure standard equipment. Work spans electrical test sets, multimeters, pressure controllers, reference standards, calibration services, and OEM repairs of Fluke-branded equipment.

Customer concentration is acute and Navy-heavy. The top five agencies account for 58% of recent awards by count and 68% by combined potential value. Naval Sea Systems Command dominates by dollar value ($164.2 million across 416 awards), followed by Air Force Materiel Command ($102.2 million, 98 awards) and Army Acquisition Support Center PEO Combat Support and Combat Service Support ($83.2 million, 56 awards). Naval Supply Systems Command ranks first by award volume (1,297 awards, $65.9 million combined potential), and Naval Air Warfare Center brings $36.1 million across 207 awards. The vendor serves 149 distinct customer agencies, but Navy and Air Force programs account for the vast majority of dollar value and transaction volume.

Fluke holds a substantial vehicle portfolio anchored to the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (398 task orders, $53.1 million combined potential value) and multiple single-award Navy IDIQs. Named vehicles include Indefinite Delivery Contract N0010414DD004 (327 task orders, $601 thousand), N0010421DVX01 (233 task orders, $2.1 million), N0010415DD012 (210 task orders, $649 thousand), and N0010422DZC01 (104 task orders, $863 thousand). Recent IDV awards include a $22.59 million single-award contract with Air Force Materiel Command (March 2026) for multifunction calibrators through September 2035; an $875 thousand single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with Army Aviation and Missile Command (September 2025) for calibration and repair of government-owned Fluke equipment through September 2030; a $1.93 million single-award indefinite delivery contract with Naval Sea Systems Command (September 2025) for OEM calibrations and repairs of Fluke 4U744 equipment at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard through September 2030; and a $223.2 thousand multiple-award indefinite delivery contract with Naval Sea Systems Command (September 2025) for calibration, repair, and replacement services through September 2027. These vehicles provide recurring task order pipelines across the Navy and Air Force.

Award activity has declined substantially. Annual volume dropped from 291 awards in 2022 to 27 in 2026 (year-to-date through June). Four-year trend: 2023 (103 awards), 2024 (125 awards), 2025 (113 awards), with a sharp 2026 decline visible in the source snapshot. Thirty-three awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $17.6 million and face recompete exposure.

Service Contract Inventory captures minimal Fluke federal-services activity: one SCI record in FY2024 in a subcontractor role (0 prime SCI records), representing 3.6 FTEs. SCI is a partial view of federal contract revenue and excludes goods, micro-purchases, and classified work—the majority of Fluke's federal footprint is product-based delivery orders and IDICs, not billable service hours.

Fluke operates as a prime contractor on nearly all awards (99% prime vs. 1% sub). Recent named subcontractor roles include work for Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies (test equipment support for National Security Campus operations, April and July 2025), Alcyon Technical Services JV (metrology and logistics support to NASA Glenn Research Center, November 2025 and January 2026), BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services (test lead and labor on NWCF tasking, September 2025), Defense Systems and Solutions (materials support for CIRCM and BFT programs, July 2025), Fluor Marine Propulsion (deadweight tester support for Naval Nuclear Laboratory, June 2025), Sigmatech (calibrator equipment sourcing, April and May 2025), and Lockheed Martin (CASS FOT repair support, March 2025). Fluke rarely subcontracts below itself; it primarily serves as a single-source supplier of its own branded equipment and calibration services on government task orders.

The corporate structure shows Fluke Electronics Corp as a subsidiary of Advanced Sterilization Products Italia S.R.L., a for-profit organization. The parent entity also owns Landauer, Inc., and Azimadli, LLC (both for-profit business organizations). This parent-subsidiary arrangement has not materially changed Fluke's competitive posture—it competes on full-and-open federal basis without set-aside designation and maintains its role as a specialized OEM and repair provider of precision measurement equipment across defense metrology and calibration infrastructure.