L3Harris Technologies, Inc.

L3Harris Technologies, Inc.'s Pspc Division, doing business as Harris Corporation, manufactures land mobile radio systems, tactical communications equipment, and related accessories for Department of Defense and federal civilian agencies as a large-business prime contractor on a predominantly full-and-open competitive basis. The division competes without SBA set-aside eligibility across 2,301 recent prime awards (98% of its award footprint) with a combined potential value of $12.47 billion, anchored by a $400 million Air Force Materiel Command Blanket Purchase Agreement for land mobile radio subscriber equipment valid through June 2028 and a $26.8 million single-award Naval Sea Systems Command indefinite delivery contract for FFG-62 class Integrated Warfare Combat System hardware.

L3Harris Pspc's capability portfolio centers on portable, vehicle-mounted, and fixed-base land mobile radios; dispatch consoles; base stations; radio accessories including batteries, chargers, microphones, and headsets; and maintenance and sustainment services for communications infrastructure. Representative prime work includes a $6.8 million Army PEO Enterprise Information Systems delivery for ACE LMR system upgrade and refresh at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland (awarded July 2025, completion June 2029); an $8.5 million Army Cyber Command definitive contract for Fort Drum CONUS LMR system support (awarded May 2022, completion May 2027); a $2.3 million Army Cyber Command contract for NCR LMR system repairs and maintenance (awarded January 2025, completion January 2027); and a $2.3 million Army definitive for Fort Drum LMR services (awarded September 2025, completion September 2030). The division also holds seats on GSA Multiple Award Schedule contracts issuing frequent small delivery orders for radio equipment and accessories across Defense Logistics Agency, Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and civilian agencies.

Customer concentration is fragmented across 148 agencies. By award count, the top five customers account for 53% of awards and include Naval Supply Systems Command (595 awards, $15 million combined potential value), Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (298 awards, $7 million), Department of the Army (166 awards, $19.1 million), Navy Information Warfare Systems Command (107 awards, $148.4 million), and Naval Sea Systems Command (81 awards, $29.6 million). By dollar value, the distribution shifts heavily toward Army acquisition organizations: Army PEO Enterprise Information Systems anchors $1.5 billion combined potential value across 25 awards, Navy Information Warfare Systems Command sits at $148.4 million across 107 awards, Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region at $113.7 million across 34 awards, Marine Corps at $58.8 million across 34 awards, and GSA Federal Acquisition Service at $49.5 million across 24 awards. The tension between these rankings reflects L3Harris' role as both a high-volume small-order supplier to supply-focused customers and a large systems integrator anchored to Army modernization dollars.

Vehicle holdings extend across multiple channels. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule carries 641 task orders worth $468.9 million in combined potential value. Three Navy indefinite delivery contracts dominate the sub-vehicle footprint: IDC N0010408DD018 with 489 task orders for $8.7 million, IDC N6523607D5115 with 77 task orders for $40.8 million, and IDC SPM7MX13D0015 with 158 task orders for $4 million. An Army Acquisition Support Center vehicle, DAAB0701DH805, carries 53 task orders worth $152.4 million. The $400 million Air Force LMR-SE BPA issued multiple task orders annually between 2023 and 2025 for portable and mobile radios to Air Combat Command, Air Mobility Command, Pacific Air Forces, Air National Guard, and Global Strike Command units at bases including Nellis, Scott, Creech, Whiteman, and overseas locations.

Activity has been volatile. Awards per year tracked 30 in 2022, 48 in 2023, declined to 26 in 2024, rebounded to 46 in 2025, and stand at 9 through April 2026. Sixteen awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry a combined potential value of $31 million—a modest recompete exposure relative to the division's scale, but concentrated in Army LMR maintenance and sustainment contracts where L3Harris holds incumbent positions at multiple installations.

On federal service contracts captured in SCI reporting for fiscal years 2022–2024, L3Harris Pspc invoiced $746 thousand across 5 prime contracts and 2 subcontractor instances. FY2022 posted $316 thousand on 0.9 FTEs; FY2023 delivered $312 thousand on 1.1 FTEs; FY2024 invoiced $118 thousand on 1.6 FTEs in 3 prime records. Government-paid rates on SCI-reported prime labor median around $129.81 per hour, with the 10th percentile at $4.25 per hour (reflecting parts-dominated contracts with minimal labor content) and the 90th percentile at $195.70 per hour. The division self-performed all reported labor; no subcontractor hours appear in the SCI dataset across these contracts. These figures represent only service work above the $150,000 reporting threshold and exclude the division's substantial goods and product revenue stream.

L3Harris Pspc operates as a sub to prime contractors including Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies on Department of Energy national security campus management, Serco Inc. on Navy Public Safety Systems global sustainment, HII Mission Technologies on Navy combat vehicle C4ISR systems, Solutions71 LLC on Army ACE LMR upgrades, BAE Systems on technical training delivery, and Mission Support & Test Services on DOE NNSA Nevada National Security Site operations. Subcontract work centers on radio equipment repair, batteries and chargers, technical support, and systems integration services under larger platform contracts.

The parent company, L3Harris Technologies, Inc., is a major global defense, security, and aerospace technology firm headquartered in Melbourne, Florida. L3Harris Pspc Division (Harris Corporation) anchors the enterprise's tactical communications portfolio and ranks among the federal government's top suppliers of land mobile radio systems, with deep incumbency across Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, and civilian emergency response infrastructure.