Orolia Government Systems, Inc.

Orolia Government Systems, Inc., headquartered in Rochester, New York, is a foreign-owned, for-profit provider of assured positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) solutions and custom engineering services to U.S. government agencies and defense organizations. The company specializes in high-precision GPS receivers, time and frequency synchronization systems, ruggedized positioning equipment, and related hardware that support advanced military operational requirements across multiple defense branches. As a trusted supplier to the Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, Army, Special Operations Command, and other federal agencies, Orolia has established itself as a key provider of mission-critical timing and positioning technologies essential for modern defense operations.

Orolia Government Systems has received numerous prime federal contract awards totaling approximately $15.3 million across its recent contract history, alongside an extensive portfolio of subcontract awards from major defense contractors including Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, Northrop Grumman, General Dynamics, Leidos, and Booz Allen Hamilton. The company's prime contract work encompasses the delivery of specialized hardware systems such as SecureSync time and frequency synchronization platforms, VERSAPNT ruggedized positioning systems with M-code GPS and inertial measurement units, Personnel Recovery Devices (PRDs), modernized GPS military receiver cards, and circuit card assemblies. Notable prime awards include a $730.9 million definitive contract with U.S. Special Operations Command for precision timing devices extending through March 2026, a $10.04 million delivery order from Army PEO Soldier for 10,000 Personnel Recovery Devices, and multiple purchase orders from the Air Force, Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command, Naval Sea Systems Command, and Naval Air Systems Command ranging from $4,620 to $128,240 for various timing synchronization and positioning systems. As a subcontractor, Orolia supplies specialized components and systems including SecureSync option cards, NTP servers, antenna systems, rubidium time standards, network equipment, and engineering services to support prime contractors' defense programs. None of Orolia's federal contract awards have utilized small business set-aside designations, reflecting its classification as a foreign-owned, for-profit entity that competes in the open federal contracting marketplace.

Orolia Government Systems currently holds one significant federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) awarded by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) on July 14, 2025. This Other Transaction IDV, valued at $7.9 million with a ceiling of $7,919,567, supports DARPA's Robust Quantum Sensors (ROQS) program, Technical Area 1 (TA1), which aims to advance quantum sensing technology for integration onto Department of Defense platforms. Under this IDV structure, Orolia will conduct research and development activities focused on quantum sensing applications, leveraging its established expertise in precision positioning, navigation, timing solutions, and ruggedized positioning equipment to contribute to the advancement of quantum-enabled sensing capabilities for military operations. Task orders issued under this vehicle will specify individual quantum sensing technology development objectives, deliverables, and performance metrics aligned with DARPA's broader goals to enhance DoD sensing capabilities, with the indefinite delivery vehicle format allowing flexible allocation of the $7.9 million ceiling across multiple task orders throughout the contract period. Additionally, Orolia maintains an Indefinite Delivery Vehicle contract with U.S. Special Operations Command for the development of precision timing device prototypes, demonstrating the company's specialized expertise in providing critical timing solutions for advanced military applications and further establishing its role as a key technology provider in the defense sector.