L3Harris Forcex, Inc.

L3Harris Forcex, Inc., doing business as Force X Inc., a Nashville, Tennessee-based subsidiary of L3Harris Technologies, Inc., holds single-award indefinite delivery contracts and basic ordering agreements with the Department of Defense as a prime contractor, competing full-and-open without set-aside designations. The company delivers aerospace and defense software engineering, simulation technologies, mission system support, technical sustainment, hardware and materials procurement, and non-recurring engineering services for tactical aviation and ground munitions programs.

L3Harris Forcex operates primarily as a prime contractor across 91 awards (86% of recent work), with a subcontractor footprint split between Sierra Nevada Company (computer component supply for tactical aviation platforms including PSP CLS and LINK 16 line-of-sight aircraft systems), Booz Allen Hamilton (C4ISR technical engineering and mission management systems), and Atlantic Diving Supply (integration services and DCDC converters). The company's customer concentration sits squarely with the Department of the Air Force. The top five customers account for 88% of combined potential value: the Air Force Materiel Command Aeronautical Systems Center anchors the portfolio at 39 awards worth $404 million combined potential value; U.S. Special Operations Command ranks second at 7 awards, $308.3 million; the Army Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command third at 3 awards, $299 million; Naval Air Systems Command fourth at 5 awards, $129.7 million; and the Army's PEO Missiles and Space fifth at 8 awards, $110 million. The two rankings align closely, reflecting Air Force dominance both in volume and dollars.

L3Harris Forcex holds a $125 million single-award Basic Ordering Agreement with the Aeronautical Systems Center effective through April 2030 under the BIG SAFARI program, supporting mission system software, field and program support, software licensing, and non-recurring engineering for tactical aviation platforms including the AC-130J Brimstone and VAMPIRE systems. The company also holds three Aviation and Missile Command indefinite delivery contracts: a $99 million IDC through June 2030 for comprehensive VAMPIRE system services (transportation, inspection, test, repair, documentation, and program support); a $100 million IDC through June 2030 for Advanced Technology Integration field support, software licenses, materials, and labor; and a $100 million IDC supporting the same scope for Tactical Aviation and Ground Munitions ATI programs. Task orders under the Aeronautical Systems Center basic ordering agreement reach $163.4 million across 19 orders; the older Indefinite Delivery Contract FA862008G4054 carries 18 task orders totaling $32.7 million; and the Basic Ordering Agreement FA862020G4018 spans 12 task orders for $116.2 million. Recent representative work includes a $114.5 million delivery order from Naval Air Systems Command (March 2025) for VAMPIRE system support through September 2026, a $17.6 million Other Transaction Agreement from the Office of the Secretary of Defense (November 2024) for Autonomous Collaborative Teaming, a $46.7 million definitive contract from Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex (December 2022) for Brimstone Software Service and sustainment through November 2027, and a $2.69 million Other Transaction Agreement from PEO Ammunition (January 2026) for the XM123 Autonomous Breaching System.

Activity has grown sharply: three awards in 2022, one in 2023, nineteen in 2024, and seventeen in 2025, with three awards already in 2026. Ten awards carrying combined potential value of $219.5 million reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure. The combined potential value across the entire 106-award footprint is $1.42 billion, with $517.6 million obligated to date (37% of potential). Top NAICS categories span Custom Computer Programming Services (47 awards), Miscellaneous General Purpose Machinery Manufacturing (19 awards), and Research and Development in Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (15 awards), reflecting the breadth of software, hardware, and engineering services. L3Harris Forcex does not hold a federal contract vehicle (GWAC, BPA, or agency-wide IDIQ) in its own name; all task orders flow from customer-specific IDCs and BOAs with Army and Air Force organizations.