Fisica Applied Technologies, Inc.

Fisica Applied Technologies, Inc., doing business as Datron Advanced Technologies Division, manufactures and repairs specialized electronic components, antennas, and communications equipment for the federal government as a prime contractor (90% of recent awards). The division is a subsidiary of L3Harris Technologies and competes across full-and-open procurement with no small-business set-asides. Work is performed from the division's Simi Valley, California facility.

The division's federal footprint centers on defense electronics and repair services. Prime work includes Mini-MUTES (Miniature-Multiple Threat Emitter System) gear assembly and repair orders from the Air Force Ogden Air Logistics Complex — a $568,710 definitive contract (April 2026) for Mini MUTES gear assembly and speed components, a $360,000 purchase order (December 2025) for repair services on three gear assemblies, and a $162,246 purchase order (August 2025) for gearbox assembly repair. The division also holds a $8 million Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (awarded April 2024, expiring April 2025) for antenna line replaceable units supporting the Warfighter Information Network-Tactical Increment 2 (WIN-T INC 2) program, from which it issued a $440,432.52 delivery order (April 2024) for system engineering, program management, and logistics support. A $500,000 IDC from the Army's Program Executive Office Command Control Communications-Tactical (awarded September 2021, expired September 2024) supplied WIN-T INC 2 ruggedized radome systems in tan and green colorways.

Customer concentration spreads across logistics and defense agencies. The top five funding agencies by count (Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime 64 awards, Defense Logistics Agency Aviation 61, Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Aeronautical Center 39, Department of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration 38, and Air Force Ogden Air Logistics Complex 31) account for 52% of recent awards. By potential value, the rankings shift — FAA Aeronautical Center leads at $20.9 million (39 awards), followed by DLA Land and Maritime at $9.2 million (64 awards), U.S. Marine Corps at $5.3 million (5 awards), Office of Naval Research at $4.5 million (19 awards), and Air Force Ogden at $3.3 million (31 awards) — representing 72% of combined potential value. The division serves 32 distinct agencies across prime and sub work. Most work consists of small-dollar purchase orders for components and repair services; the FAA Aeronautical Center contract represents the exception in dollar magnitude.

Awards concentrate in electronic component manufacturing and communications equipment repair. Top NAICS categories include Other Electronic Component Manufacturing (87 awards), Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing (85), and Other Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance (68). Top PSC codes reflect the same profile: Antennas, Waveguides, And Related Equipment (72 awards), Filters And Networks (39), and Cable, Cord, And Wire Assemblies for Communication Equipment (35). The division holds positions on Indefinite Delivery Contract DTFAAC13D00025 (9 task orders, $2.4 million) and Alliant II GWAC (5 task orders), along with several agency-specific IDCs.

In its subcontractor role (10% of recent awards), the division supplies antennas, power amplifiers, and electronic components to primes including KBR Wyle Services (Space Weather Follow-On antenna network, ground systems and mission operations support), Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation (Deep Space Advanced Radar Capability Site 2 production), CACI Federal (data transport product support sustainment), L3Harris Interstate Electronics Corporation (flight test instrumentation support), HII Mission Technologies (Combat Vehicle C4ISR on-the-move systems), Peraton Inc. (Joint Polar Satellite System ground sustainment), and Assurance Technology Corp (antenna pedestal and Ka-band feed development). Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months runs to five awards with combined potential value of $1.5 million, primarily Mini-MUTES repair orders completing through mid-2027. Activity has averaged roughly 15 awards annually over the past five years, with 2024 marking a peak at 23 awards and 2026 showing only three awards recorded to date (as of source date July 15, 2026).