L3 Technologies, Inc.

L3 Technologies, Inc., through its Integrated Vision Solutions Division operating as Insight Technology, manufactures advanced night vision equipment, electro-optical systems, infrared illuminators, and precision optical components for the Department of Defense as a large-business prime contractor competing without set-aside restrictions. The division is a subsidiary of L3Harris Technologies, Inc., headquartered in Londonderry, New Hampshire, with subordinate production capacity in Woburn, Massachusetts, Tempe, Arizona, and Vallejo, California.

The Integrated Vision Solutions Division holds a dominant position in federal optical and infrared systems procurement, with customer concentration heavily weighted toward Army modernization programs. Recent awards include a $262.9 million delivery order from Army PEO Soldier for Enhanced Night Vision Goggle-Binocular (ENVG-B) production systems (December 2024); an $11.32 million delivery order from TACOM Life Cycle Management Command for 8,021 AN/PEQ-15 infrared illuminators (December 2024); a $9.75 million purchase order from FBI Academy for night vision goggles (August 2026); and a $7.5 million firm fixed-price definitive contract from U.S. Customs and Border Protection for advanced sensor systems and night vision equipment (September 2025). The division also delivers spare parts and repair services to Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval Special Warfare Command, and U.S. Special Operations Command under multiple contract vehicles, including a $2.29 million spare parts order from Naval Sea Systems Command (September 2025) and a $525.5 million spare parts delivery order from USSOCOM (September 2024).

Across the broader L3 Technologies portfolio, Army PEO Soldier accounts for approximately 58 percent of total contract value—$4.42 billion across 165 awards—reflecting the division's strategic focus on soldier modernization initiatives. Naval Sea Systems Command ranks second by dollar magnitude at $591.9 million across 257 awards, followed by Army Materiel Command at $496 million across 82 awards. The Defense Logistics Agency commands the highest award count, with 2,206 awards (Defense Logistics Agency Aviation, Land and Maritime, and Troop Support combined) totaling $181.3 million in potential value, driven by routine component procurement for optical instruments, night vision equipment, and fasteners supporting military inventory management.

The division executes work under multiple indefinite delivery contracts. The $997.3 million multiple-award ENVG-B production IDIQ with PEO Soldier (awarded November 2023, completing November 2028) has generated three delivery orders totaling approximately $679.3 million. The $465.9 million single-award binocular night vision systems IDIQ with PEO Soldier (awarded February 2026, completing February 2031) began with a $3.32 million delivery order in March 2026. The $35 million single-award TACOM contract for AN/PEQ-15 infrared illuminators (awarded February 2024, completing February 2029) has generated five delivery orders totaling approximately $48.7 million, exceeding the contract ceiling. Additional vehicles include a $4.995 million single-award indefinite delivery contract with U.S. Special Operations Command for binocular night vision devices (completing November 2027) and multiple single-award DLA contracts supporting optical component procurement, each with ceilings ranging from $250,000 to $1 million. The division also holds a $999,999 sole-source STORM (Small Tactical Optical Rifle Mounted) repair contract with Air Combat Command (completing April 2028).

The Integrated Vision Solutions Division competes as a 99-percent prime contractor across its portfolio; sub-award activity focuses on supply through Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc., which sources night vision equipment, binocular night vision device kits, and related electro-optical systems from L3 Technologies. The division manages a substantial subcontractor network including Vaupell Molding & Tooling, Inc., C&M Machine Products, Inc., Rochester Precision Optics, Optex Systems, Inc., Syntec Optics, EmaGin Corporation, Deep Coat Industries LLC, and SP Machine Inc./Tessier Machine Company, providing precision machining, molded parts, optics manufacturing, coating services, and electronic assemblies supporting ENVG-B production and related programs.

Recent activity shows 22 awards in 2026 (through late September), down from 95 in 2025 and 192 in 2024, reflecting typical year-to-date incomplete capture. Combined potential value across all 5,179 prime awards totals $7.58 billion; 25 awards with potential value of $399.7 million are scheduled to complete within the next twenty-four months and face recompete. The division's primary NAICS codes center on optical instrument and lens manufacturing (1,862 awards) and search, detection, navigation, and guidance system manufacturing (630 awards), with top PSC categories dominated by night vision equipment (2,219 awards) and optical sighting and ranging equipment (561 awards). Service Contract Inventory data captures minimal SCI-reported activity—only 2 subcontractor records across FY2022—indicating the division's federal revenue derives almost entirely from product and goods contracts rather than billable services above the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold.