PVP Advanced EO Systems, Inc.

PVP Advanced EO Systems, Inc., a foreign-owned small business manufacturer based in Lake Forest, California, designs and delivers advanced electro-optical sensor assemblies, infrared cameras, surveillance and imaging systems, gimbal assemblies, and related electro-optical components to the federal government as a prime contractor on full-and-open procurements and as a subcontractor to major defense primes. The company competes without set-aside designations across its prime footprint.

The vendor's customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Administration, which accounts for the dominant share of recent activity. The FAA Headquarters component alone anchors 106 awards valued at $54.7 million combined potential value, while the FAA's Non-Franchise Acquisition Services component has issued 94 awards worth $4.7 million. The Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center's PEO Missiles and Space has placed 43 awards; the FAA's Aeronautical Center has issued 22 awards valued at $2.4 million. Together, these four customer components cover 77 percent of PVP's award count. A secondary customer tier includes the Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center (11 awards, $1.1 million), the Department of Homeland Security, and the Department of the Air Force. Representative prime work includes a $244,670 delivery order from the Department of the Interior for purchase of sensor assembly 711990910-PA02 (May 2026); a $546,100 definitive contract from the General Services Administration's Franchise Acquisition Services for HD camera and cables procurement under the MVSS-R (Mobile Video Surveillance System-Replacement) program (April 2026); a $1.26 million delivery order from an undisclosed civilian agency under IDIQ 6973GH-24-D-00072 for spare parts (December 2025); an $887,050 purchase order from the Department of the Air Force for two Night Hawk HD systems and accessories for use in Saudi Arabia (September 2023); and a $393,025 definitive contract from the Department of the Navy Naval Air Warfare Center for a PVP Nighthawk HD System (July 2023).

PVP's signature vehicle position is a $36.8 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the FAA Logistics Center, awarded August 30, 2024, and running through August 31, 2027, for repair services for Remote Video Surveillance System cameras and components supporting the Department of Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection Mobile Video Surveillance System along the U.S. southern border. This IDV has already generated approximately $4.36 million in equipment and services through task orders issued to date. The vendor also holds task orders under Army indefinite delivery contracts (W31P4Q20D0032, 43 task orders), BPAs with the FAA (DTFAAC17A00014, eight task orders worth $468 thousand; NND07AB57Z, seven task orders worth $342 thousand), and an eight-year FAA agency contract (6973GH24D00072, seven task orders worth $7.7 million).

Activity peaked in 2023 with 81 awards, declining to 51 in 2024, 39 in 2025, and 9 to date in 2026 — a downward trajectory driven primarily by reduced frequency of FAA Headquarters NAS support awards, which historically comprised dozens of small purchase orders per year. Only two awards are scheduled for completion within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $2.8 million), creating minimal near-term recompete pressure.

PVP operates as a prime contractor on 80 percent of its awards (286 of 357 total) and as a subcontractor on 20 percent (71 sub awards). The vendor subcontracts to a stable set of large defense primes: SRC Inc. (counter-UAS integrated surveillance systems, FS-LIDS spares, and field representative logistics support); BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services, BAE Systems Space & Mission Systems, and General Dynamics One Source LLC (instrumentation range support, remote video surveillance system upgrades, and gimbal repairs); Booz Allen Hamilton (NCR IADS IT support and imaging systems support); CACI Inc. - Federal (counter-UAS research, development, and sustainment for NSWC Crane); and General Dynamics, Serco, and Bluehalo Labs on smaller engagements. SCI-reported activity is minimal — one subcontractor record in FY2024 with zero FTEs — reflecting the fact that PVP's work footprint is dominated by goods procurement and repair services below or outside SCI's $150 thousand service-contract reporting threshold.

The vendor's core capability stack — infrared and visible-light camera systems, pan-tilt gimbal units, sensor ball assemblies, night vision systems, and integrated electro-optical surveillance platforms — is concentrated in NAICS 334220 (Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing; 137 awards) and 333313 (Optical Instrument and Lens Manufacturing; 129 awards), with secondary exposure in other electronic component and assembly work. PSC data shows dominant concentration in Electrical and Electronic Assemblies, Boards, Cards, and Associated Hardware (140 awards) and Night Vision Equipment (27 awards). Work is performed at PVP's facilities in Lake Forest and Tustin, California, with recent delivery orders supporting surveillance infrastructure modernization, border security, aviation systems, and defense counter-drone initiatives across multiple federal agencies and coalition partners in Eastern Europe.