Laser Techniques Company, LLC

Laser Techniques Company, LLC, doing business as LTC, manufactures laser-based nondestructive testing and precision measurement systems for federal defense and maritime agencies as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards), operating as a self-certified small disadvantaged business and Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Redmond, Washington. LTC competes predominantly under full-and-open procurement vehicles rather than set-aside categories, though total small business set-asides recur across the prime footprint, particularly in Army Test and Evaluation Command awards.

LTC's capability portfolio centers on laser bore inspection systems, LVDT (Linear Variable Differential Transformer) sensor calibration, laser profilometry kits, straightness scanners, and associated measurement and data analysis workstations designed for weapon system sustainment and equipment reliability evaluation. Representative work includes a $1.113 million delivery order from TACOM Life Cycle Management Command (placed against the GSA Multiple Award Schedule) for two laser bore inspection systems; a $499 thousand delivery order from TACOM for LBIS gun tube adapters and calibration rings; a $338 thousand definitive contract from TACOM for a portable laser bore mapping system delivered to Anniston Army Depot; and a $241 thousand purchase order from Army Test and Evaluation Command for an LP-5000 system kit for cannon tube nondestructive testing at Yuma Proving Ground.

Customer concentration sits heavily with Army commands and Navy surface warfare testing. The top five funding organizations account for 68% of award count and 83% of combined potential value: Army Test and Evaluation Command leads with 49 awards ($5.2 million), TACOM Life Cycle Management Command with 14 awards ($4.2 million), Army Materiel Command Research Development and Engineering Command with 25 awards ($2 million), Marine Corps with 11 awards ($2.1 million), and Naval Sea Systems Command with 14 awards ($1.2 million). GSA Federal Acquisition Service carries the largest single-award value at $11.8 million (one award), which anchors LTC's vehicle position on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule—the dominant parent vehicle with 21 task orders valued at $5 million combined. LTC also participates in three Army BPAs (W15QKN11A0101, W15QKN18A0042, and subordinate indefinite delivery contracts) with smaller call-order volumes.

Activity has remained steady to declining: five awards in 2022, ten in 2023, eleven in 2024, eight in 2025, and two in 2026 (as of mid-March). The recompete cliff is minimal—only two awards with combined potential value of $249 thousand reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. Total awards across the source data stand at 166 primes (99% of footprint) with combined potential value of $30.6 million and combined obligated dollars of $17.7 million (58% execution rate).

LTC subcontracts minimally: two sub-awards in the source, both recent—a February 2025 sub to Leidos on studies of novel explosives for advanced multi-purpose munitions (SOW period June 2021 to June 2026) and a May 2024 sub to BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services for instrumentation range support and measurement kit delivery under the VLP-5000 system. The vendor's footprint reflects category concentration in Other Electronic Component Manufacturing (53 awards), Instrument Manufacturing for Measuring and Testing Electricity and Electrical Signals (33 awards), and Analytical Laboratory Instrument Manufacturing (18 awards), with top PSCs dominated by Electrical and Electronic Properties Measuring and Testing Instruments (21 awards) and Miscellaneous Weapons (16 awards). Work is performed in Redmond, Washington (primary facility) and at customer sites including Watervliet Arsenal (New York), Yuma Proving Ground (Arizona), and various Navy and Coast Guard installations.

Laser Techniques Company develops laser-based, non-contact measurement and inspection equipment for non-destructive testing and manufacturing quality control applications.