IXI Technology Inc.

IXI Technology Inc., doing business as IXI Technology, is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business based in Yorba Linda, California, that manufactures and supplies specialized circuit card assemblies, power supplies, analog-to-digital converters, and related electromechanical components for Department of Defense platforms as a prime contractor on federal purchase orders and indefinite delivery contracts. The vendor competes predominantly full-and-open, with approximately one-third of recent prime awards designated as Total Small Business set-asides; the remaining two-thirds carry no set-aside restriction, positioning IXI as a brand-name incumbent and sole-source provider on many naval platform programs.

IXI Technology's portfolio centers on naval tactical data systems (NTDS) hardware, specifically SWIFT platform circuit cards, interface modules, and peripheral equipment that support carrier strike group communications, surface warfare computing, and shipboard logistics infrastructure. Representative prime work includes a $112,584 firm fixed-price purchase order from Naval Sea Systems Command in June 2026 for IXI circuit cards under a Total Small Business set-aside; a $333,510 November 2025 analog-to-digital converter order from Naval Supply Systems Command; a $323,510 March 2023 order from Naval Supply Systems Command for 10 units of analog-to-digital converters; a $248,985 August 2024 NAVSEA order for 99 OWL-PAK PCIe IRIG-B circuit cards; and a $226,556 May 2025 Naval Sea Systems Command order for IXI circuit cards. The vendor also delivers power supply repair and modification work, cable assemblies, and specialty interface components — the Defense Threat Reduction Agency awarded a $167,488 SBIR Phase I contract in October 2024 for an Android Team Awareness Kit secure routing solution (MC2 TAK Router). All work is performed at IXI Technology's Yorba Linda facility.

Customer concentration is extreme and anchored in a single Navy command. The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command accounts for 385 awards (42% of the vendor's 909 total awards) carrying $4.02 billion in combined potential value — approximately 99% of the vendor's total federal contracting ceiling. The next four largest customers (Naval Supply Systems Command, Navy general, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command, and Naval Air Systems Command) together account for 424 awards but only $14.3 million in combined potential value, representing less than 1% of the vendor's ceiling. This extreme concentration reflects IXI Technology's role as the incumbent, often sole-authorized manufacturer of specific SWIFT platform cards and related NTDS modules for which the government has no alternative source and cannot contract through other vendors without redesigning shipboard systems. Of the 89% of awards attributable to the top five Navy organizations, Naval Sea Systems Command dominates both volume and dollars by orders of magnitude — a structural dependency rather than a competitive win distribution.

IXI Technology places task orders under five named indefinite delivery contracts with Naval Sea Systems Command, all numbered N001-series IDIQs. The top vehicle by task order count is Indefinite Delivery Contract N0017801D2010 with 51 task orders (dollar ceiling not provided in the source); Indefinite Delivery Contract N0017815D2017 carries 35 task orders valued at $9.1 million combined; Indefinite Delivery Contract N0017805D2013 carries 28 task orders valued at $6 million; Indefinite Delivery Contract N0017811D2005 carries 19 task orders valued at $4.9 million; and Indefinite Delivery Contract N0042102D0271 carries 11 task orders valued at $2.9 million. These are Navy-specific institutional vehicles, not government-wide or multi-agency IDIQs.

Award activity has grown from 14 in 2022 to 19 in 2023 and 29 in 2024, then dropped to 13 in 2025 and 6 in the first half of 2026 — a pattern suggesting recent procurement cycle fluctuation rather than systemic decline. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal: only three awards with combined potential value of $360 thousand face ultimate completion inside that window, indicating that most of IXI's NAVSEA task orders are staggered or indefinite in term.

IXI Technology operates almost entirely as a prime contractor (99% of 909 awards); the vendor subcontracts infrequently, with only 11 sub-awards on record. Recent subcontract engagements include work for Lockheed Martin on PCIE card NTDS modules (February 2024), PowerNet rugged ethernet equipment (February 2025), and additional SWIFT circuit card variants (June 2024); W R Systems on SWIFT PCIE NTDS card variants (October 2024 and April 2025); Raytheon on Navy Multiband Terminal electromechanical assemblies (April 2025); Laurel Technologies Partnership on MK 41 VLS maintenance and repair kits (October 2024 and December 2025); L3Harris Technologies on single ULV terminal circuits (December 2023); and General Dynamics Information Technology on MK 41 VLS support (March 2024). The subcontract work mirrors the prime mission — specialized electronic assemblies and interface cards for naval platforms — but flows through large primes rather than being delivered directly to Navy customers. This teaming pattern indicates that IXI is a specialized component supplier to major defense integrators on specific platform modernizations, not a systems integrator or large-scale services provider.

Service Contract Inventory reporting captured zero invoiced revenue above the $150,000 threshold in the available dataset, reflecting that IXI Technology's federal work is predominantly goods (manufactured components) and purchase orders rather than time-and-materials or labor-hour service contracts. SCI coverage is not meaningful for characterizing IXI's business model.

The vendor's category concentration within the award portfolio underscores its manufacturing focus: Printed Circuit Assembly (Electronic Assembly) Manufacturing accounts for 320 of 909 awards; Bare Printed Circuit Board Manufacturing for 108; Computer Storage Device Manufacturing for 62; Electronic Computer Manufacturing for 52. Top procurement classification codes (PSCs) align: Electrical and Electronic Assemblies, Boards, Cards, and Associated Hardware (331 awards), Information Technology Components (151 awards), and Information Technology Input/Output and Storage Devices (59 awards). Across the 20-plus-year source coverage, IXI Technology has maintained an institutional role as the preferred and often sole-source provider of SWIFT/NTDS platform electronics for the Navy's surface fleet and carrier strike group infrastructure.

IXI Technology, a Veteran-Owned Small Business, provides cost-saving Solutions for MIL/Defense, Aerospace and Industrial applications worldwide for over 30 years. Customer focused, IXI is the leader for critical C5ISR systems (e.g. Ruggedized Computer, Display and I/O solutions for NTDS, Ethernet, 1553 and other protocols), Automated Test, System Integration, Custom Hardware and Software, Legacy Replacement solutions and Build-to-Print Services.

Featuring engineering excellence, exceptional reliability and customer service, IXI Technology delivers world-class solutions to government agencies and commercial customers world-wide. Contact us to explore how IXI can meet your requirements.