Quasonix, Inc.

Quasonix, Inc., a West Chester Township, Ohio-based manufacturer of telemetry equipment, competes as a prime contractor (70% of recent awards) and subcontractor (30%) supplying specialized radio, wireless, and telemetry transmitters, receivers, processors, and related electronic hardware to Department of Defense and civilian federal agencies. The company is structured as a for-profit Subchapter S corporation that has maintained federal contractor registration since 2002; it competes under small business set-asides in roughly 40% of recent prime awards and full-and-open competition for the remainder, with no stated SBA certifications (8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB) in the source.

Quasonix's concrete capability footprint centers on multi-band telemetry transmitters and receivers (L-band, S-band, C-band, P-band), bit error rate testers, maximum likelihood stream combiners, telemetry demodulators and synchronizers, and airborne instrumentation hardware for aerospace and military testing environments. Representative prime work includes a $3.4 million total small business purchase order from Naval Sea Systems Command in September 2022 for 48 third-generation RDMS telemetry receiver units; a $761,914 delivery order from Army Materiel Command Research Development and Engineering Command (RDECOM) in August 2024 for 5-watt digital transmitters; a $682,850 total small business purchase order from the Air Force in June 2025 for telemetry transmitters and receivers; a $666,680 total small business Air Force purchase order in June 2026 for stream combiners and receivers; and multiple NASA purchase orders for specialized telemetry equipment ranging from $61,355 to $113,825. The company also holds an Indefinite Delivery Contract with RDECOM valued at $21.7 million for telemetry transmitters supporting the Army Redstone Test Center, which has generated multiple delivery orders.

Customer concentration tracks heavily toward defense research and test centers. The top five buying organizations account for 64% of recent awards by count and 59% by potential value. Army Materiel Command RDECOM leads in dollars ($38.7 million combined potential value across 38 awards) and anchors Quasonix's largest standing IDC. Naval Air Systems Command/Naval Air Warfare Center placed 96 awards ($11.2 million) — the highest award count but lower dollar concentration — reflecting a pattern of smaller purchase orders. Air Force Materiel Command issued 47 awards ($18.5 million) and Air Force Test Center placed 27 awards ($6.5 million). Naval Sea Systems Command generated 32 awards ($8.8 million). This concentration in DoD test-and-evaluation customers drives the vendor's category footprint: the top NAICS codes are Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing (108 awards), Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing (85 awards), and Research and Development in Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (50 awards).

Quasonix places work under multiple federal vehicles. The General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule carries 69 task orders ($13.4 million combined potential value), the primary vehicle for the vendor's reach across civilian and defense agencies. Four Army-issued IDCs appear in the top vehicles: W31P4Q10D0064 (17 task orders, $5 million), W91CRB20D0003 (15 task orders, $6.1 million), and others with smaller order counts. A Test and Evaluation Technologies for Ranges Armaments and Spectrum vehicle carries 6 task orders. This vehicle posture reflects Quasonix's role as a branded-product supplier to government testing and R&D facilities rather than a systems integrator on large prime contracts.

Activity has expanded significantly in recent years. The vendor executed 12 awards in 2022, grew to 23 in 2023, peaked at 59 in 2024, then moderated to 32 in 2025 and 9 through mid-2026 (a partial-year count). Combined potential value across the portfolio totals $141.9 million with $96.3 million (68%) currently obligated. Notably, the recompete cliff over the next twenty-four months is minimal — only four awards with combined potential value of $848 thousand face ultimate completion inside that window — indicating stable near-term revenue from the existing base and light near-term recompete risk.

Quasonix operates as a subcontractor to major defense primes across missile, aircraft, and weapons-system development programs. Named sub relationships include recurring work to Lockheed Martin (telemetry receivers and transmitters for PAC-3 missile systems, JASSM air-to-ground missiles, and PRSM programs), Raytheon (RF/microwave assemblies, engineering support for Patriot weapon systems, and test equipment), Peraton Inc. (NASA Sounding Rockets Program payloads and NASA Balloon Facility operations), L3Harris Interstate Electronics Corporation (flight test instrumentation telemetry receivers), BAE Systems Technology Solutions (Instrumentation Range Support Program III receivers and transmitters), and Systems Application & Technologies Inc. (airborne telemetry transmitters and receivers). These sub relationships span test infrastructure, missile telemetry, unmanned systems, and advanced weapons development.

Quasonix provides simulation, design, development, and manufacturing of a broad range of high performance communications systems. Quasonix has particular expertise in spectrally efficient modulations such as SOQPSK, Multi-h CPM, OFDM, and M-ary QAM.