Narda Holdings, Inc.

Narda Holdings, Inc., operating as the Narda-Miteq Division, manufactures precision radio frequency and microwave components for the U.S. Department of Defense, including directional couplers, amplifiers, attenuators, oscillators, frequency converters, and downconverters, competing as a prime contractor on firm fixed-price purchase orders and delivery orders with no set-asides. The company is a wholly owned subsidiary of L3Harris Technologies and operates as a for-profit manufacturer of goods headquartered in Hauppauge, New York, with manufacturing and service performance conducted at facilities in Smithtown and Newport, Rhode Island as well as overseas. Narda-Miteq competes exclusively in full-and-open procurements; the source records no SBA set-aside designations across its prime or subcontract footprint.

Customer concentration is heavy in the Navy and Air Force sustainment and acquisition ecosystem. Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime leads by award count (67 awards, $1.8 million combined potential value), but Naval Sea Systems Command anchors the dollars ($7.3 million across 32 awards). Air Force Sustainment Center accounts for $6 million across nine awards, primarily depot-level repair and overhaul services for ALR-56M frequency converters and non-crystal oscillators used in electronic warfare systems. The top five customer agencies account for 69% of recent awards, with Naval Sea Systems Command, Air Force Sustainment Center, DLA Land and Maritime, Naval Supply Systems Command, and Naval Air Warfare Center dominating the active portfolio. This concentration reflects Narda-Miteq's specialized role as an original equipment manufacturer and sole-source repair provider for Navy submarine photonics masts and Air Force electronic warfare components.

Vehicle position is anchored by four single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts: a $4.9 million NAVSEA IDIQ for MITEQ radio frequency amplifiers (awarded April 29, 2026, through April 2031), a $3.1 million Air Force Sustainment Center IDC for ALR-56M component repair (September 26, 2023, through September 25, 2025, now expired), a $1.1 million successor Air Force Sustainment Center IDC for ALR-56M repair (September 26, 2025, through September 25, 2027), and a $350 thousand DLA single-award IDC for electric dummy loads (March 16, 2026, through March 16, 2027). Task orders under these vehicles account for 19 of the recent awards. Narda-Miteq also holds positions on several government-wide and Air Force supply vehicles (FA252120D0005, SPRBL115D0017, FA862021G4028, N0001923D0012), but the majority of work flows through direct purchase orders rather than larger contract vehicles.

Award activity has grown sharply: 15 awards in 2022 to 72 in 2025, with 29 awards recorded in 2026 through mid-October. However, the combined potential value lags award count — $21.3 million across 204 awards, with a notably high ratio of obligated dollars to potential value (123%). This profile reflects the vendor's model: numerous small-to-medium purchase orders (typically $5,000 to $500,000) for component supply and repair services, with eight awards (combined potential value $2 million) reaching completion in the next twenty-four months, creating a moderate recompete exposure window.

Narda-Miteq's subcontract footprint is substantial: 86 of 204 awards (42%) are subs to primes including Raytheon (20+ sub awards for directional couplers and RF switches supporting Patriot systems, Small Diameter Bomb, and MK-99 fire-control radar), L3 Technologies and L3Harris Technologies (amplifiers, couplers, waveguide components across multiple programs), Saab (waveguide and RF components for MK-9 Tracker Illuminator Systems), Northrop Grumman (GBSD and APY-1/2 radar components), BAE Systems (low-noise amplifiers and fiber-optic transmitters for Instrumentation Range Support Program III), Lockheed Martin (fiber-optic transceivers and RF modules for AEGIS and AN/SLQ-32 systems), and Sierra Nevada Company (electrical components for MISD). Sub awards cluster in electronic warfare, radar, and communications modernization and sustainment across the Navy and Air Force industrial base.

The vendor owns a subsidiary, IRF — Intelligent RF Solutions, LLC, a for-profit limited liability company and goods manufacturer, whose specific role in Narda Holdings' structure and federal contracting footprint is not detailed in the source. The parent-subsidiary relationship is noted but not operationalized in the award narrative.

Narda-Miteq's primary NAICS framing is 334220 (Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing), accounting for 80 of 204 awards. PSC code 59 (Antennas, Waveguides, Related Equipment) drives 64 awards. The portfolio is tightly aligned with precision RF and microwave component supply and depot-level repair — no services contracts, no IT or system integration, no staffing or consulting. The vendor supplies both new manufactured components and repair and overhaul services, with the latter concentrated in Air Force and Navy electronic warfare systems. As the original manufacturer of many Navy submarine and aircraft electronic warfare subsystems, Narda-Miteq holds quasi-monopoly sole-source positions on high-value repair contracts, particularly for downconverter assemblies and oscillators integral to the Photonics Mast Electronic Warfare Support Measures product line.