L3 Technologies, Inc.

L3 Technologies, Inc., through its Telemetry & RF Products Division (doing business as Telementry & RF Products), designs and manufactures specialized radio frequency, communications security, and decoder-receiver equipment for the Department of Defense as a large-business prime contractor, competing exclusively in full-and-open procurements with no set-aside participation. The division operates as a subsidiary of L3Harris Technologies, Inc., headquartered in San Diego, California, where all work is performed.

The Telemetry & RF Products Division's federal footprint spans 475 prime awards (91% of the vendor's 520 total awards) valued at $877.3 million in combined potential value, with a primary concentration in communications and RF equipment manufacturing under NAICS 335220 (Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing) and PSC 5820 (Radio and Television Communication Equipment, Except Airborne). Recent capability work centers on the Multifunctional Information Distribution System (MIDS) program—a secure, jam-resistant tactical data link serving air, land, and sea platforms—and includes an $84.95 million single-award IDC from Naval Information Warfare Systems Command for SF1 Radio Development and SF1 Investigation Requests and Maintenance (awarded May 5, 2023, completion May 4, 2026); a $68.9 million cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order from Naval Information Warfare Systems Command for MIDS investigation requests and maintenance (awarded May 4, 2026, completion September 30, 2026); a $14.8 million delivery order for SF1 Radio Development under MIDS (awarded July 17, 2025); and a $5.42 million firm fixed-price delivery order from Air Education and Training Command for five MCU-110CS mission computer units and eleven KC-700S decoder-receivers (awarded September 24, 2025). The division also sustains a Basic Ordering Agreement with Naval Supply Systems Command established April 6, 2022, for decoder-receiver repair and procurement through April 5, 2027, with multiple small-value delivery orders issued under it.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to Navy communications and Air Force training commands. The top five customer offices account for 49% of awards by count: Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command (30 awards, $189.9 million combined potential value), Air Education and Training Command (24 awards, $142.2 million), Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command (29 awards, $1.3 million), Department of the Air Force (87 awards, $8.6 million), and Department of the Army (54 awards, unspecified potential value). When ranked by dollar value, GSA Federal Acquisition Service emerges as the leading customer at $302.2 million combined potential value across seven awards, pointing to significant seat on a federal supply schedule; NAVWAR remains second at $189.9 million and Naval Air Systems Command third at $160.1 million. The tension between volume (Air Force leading in award count) and dollars (GSA and Navy dominating potential value) reflects L3 Technologies' dual role as a line-item supplier to GSA and a prime for Navy tactical systems development.

The division holds position on two major Navy IDCs: an $84.95 million single-award contract from NAVWAR for MIDS SF1 work (May 2023–May 2026) and an $11.547 million single-award contract from NAVWAR for ENTR V4 multiplexer production and related electronic systems (June 2022–May 2027), with thirteen and multiple delivery orders respectively. An $11.5 million NAVWAR IDC for ENTR V4 (Embedded National Tactical Receiver Version 4) multiplexers anchors ongoing work for the Navy's Maritime Integrated Broadcast Services and Joint Tactical Terminal Maritime programs. The Air Force contracts through an Indefinite Delivery Contract (FA830719D0001) valued at $71.9 million with 16 task orders outstanding. A Federal Supply Schedule seat (GS03F5087C) carries 248 task orders valued at $4.8 million combined potential value, reflecting its role as a commodity supplier on the GSA catalog. The division also maintains positions on Army and Navy IDCs for electronic systems repair and production.

Activity has grown sharply in recent years—ten awards in 2022, rising to 24 in 2025—with nine awards (combined potential value $90.8 million) reaching ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure. In its subcontractor role (45 awards, 9% of the footprint), L3 Technologies supplies RF and microwave components, semiconductors, testing services, and specialized electronic assemblies to prime contractors including Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation (multiple TRANCHE tracking-layer and Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared subcontracts), The Boeing Company (Commercial Crew Program subcontracts for crew transportation systems), Caci Inc. Federal (Data Transport Product Support sustainment subcontracts), and Lockheed Martin (Global Positioning System III and other space-systems subcontracts).

The division's subcontractor ecosystem for MIDS and ENTR V4 work includes Tevet LLC (SBA-certified HUBZone supplier of RF components), Exponential Technology Group Inc. (RF and microwave components), Rohde & Schwarz USA Inc. (testing services), NTS Technical Systems LLC (testing and calibration), Caes Systems LLC (RF components and semiconductors), and JD Machine Corp (fabricated parts and assemblies). Across all prime work, L3 Technologies competes as a large business with no small-business set-aside eligibility, positioning it as a full-and-open competitor on defense programs rather than set-aside vehicles.