Precision Analyzer Company L.P.

Precision Analyzer Company L.P., doing business as Pac, manufactures specialized petroleum analysis laboratory instruments and delivers fuel and lubricant testing equipment and maintenance services to the Department of Defense, the Department of the Army, the Defense Logistics Agency, and civilian agencies as a prime contractor on 97% of its federal awards. Pac is a for-profit limited partnership and a subsidiary of Roper Technologies, Inc., headquartered in Houston, Texas, with registered operations across multiple locations including Glenside, Pennsylvania and South Park Village, Washington. The company operates as a small business under NAICS 334516 (Analytical Laboratory Instrument Manufacturing) and PSC 66 (Laboratory Equipment and Supplies), competing predominantly full-and-open but with recurring participation in Total Small Business set-asides on select Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Medical and Naval Supply Systems Command procurements.

Pac's capability portfolio centers on manufacturing and servicing precision petroleum analysis instruments including freezing point analyzers, flash point testers (OPTIFLASH, OPTIFZP), jet fuel thermal oxidation testers (JFTOT 230 Mark IV), distillation units (OPTIDIST D86, micro-distillation), viscosity comparators, cloud and pour point analyzers, sulfur analyzers, and Noack evaporation loss analyzers. Recent representative work includes a $881.4 million January 2025 DLA Energy delivery order for multi-unit laboratory equipment (heating baths, centrifuges, viscometers, analyzers) to OCONUS locations; a $535.5 million October 2024 Total Small Business DLA Energy FEP procurement of conductivity meters, viscosity analyzers, density meters, and specialized petroleum testing equipment; and a $156.4 thousand September 2023 sole-source Air Mobility Command maintenance agreement for five-year calibration and preventative maintenance services on aerospace fuels laboratory equipment at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Pac also delivers repair, maintenance, calibration, and training services—a $165.3 million April 2025 Navy Installations Command two-year calibration and maintenance contract and a $58.7 thousand June 2025 Naval Supply Systems Command annual preventive maintenance and certification order for laboratory instruments at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam exemplify this service business line.

Customer concentration reflects heavy Department of Defense footprint. The top five customers account for 53% of award count, led by Naval Supply Systems Command (82 awards, $2.9 million combined potential value) and TACOM Life Cycle Management Command (30 awards, $6.9 million). By dollar value, the top five account for 70% of combined potential value, with TACOM anchoring the ranking at $6.9 million, DLA Energy at $3.8 million, and Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal at $3.4 million. Naval Supply Systems Command ranks fifth by dollars but first by award frequency, indicating a high-volume, lower-unit-cost customer relationship. Pac has worked with 53 distinct federal agencies across the portfolio, indicating broad government reach despite Navy and Army concentration.

Pac places task orders under five named parent vehicles, most significantly an indefinite delivery contract (W9098S08D0035) carrying seven task orders valued at $1.9 million combined, along with smaller footprints on FA851716D0002 and W9098S12D0005. The vendor's parent vehicle participation is modest compared to its prime footprint, suggesting Pac wins most work through direct solicitations rather than through government-wide acquisition vehicles.

Recent activity has grown modestly—10 awards in 2022 to 15 in 2025, with only 3 awards recorded through September 2026 year-to-date. The recompete cliff over the next twenty-four months carries minimal exposure: three awards with combined potential value of $389 thousand reaching ultimate completion, indicating low near-term recompete risk. Combined potential value across the full portfolio stands at $28.5 million with $26.1 million obligated (91% burn rate).

In its subcontractor role (3% of awards), Pac supplies mini pour point analyzers, freezing point analyzers, and micro-distillation analyzers to HII Mission Technologies Corp on Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Ground Vehicle Systems Center mobility and power energy projects. The subcontract work aligns with Pac's core product set but represents a small portion of overall activity.

Pac is structured as a subsidiary of Roper Technologies, Inc., a broader manufacturer and technology services parent, with named sub-subsidiary Cambridge Viscosity Inc. (a for-profit limited liability company also in laboratory instrument manufacturing). The corporate structure reflects a diversified parent with focused operational subsidiaries in specialized petroleum analysis—Pac's brick-and-mortar history as a dedicated petroleum analyzer manufacturer carries decision weight for teams evaluating specialized fuel-testing capability or considering OEM lock-in risk in maintenance and calibration work.