Raytheon Company

Raytheon Company's Raytheon Integrated Systems (RIS) division, doing business as Raytheon Co, manufactures specialized defense electronics, radar warning receiver systems, and related electronic warfare components for the Department of the Navy and Department of the Air Force as a full-and-open prime contractor with no set-aside designations. The Goleta, California-based division operates as a subsidiary of RTX Corporation (formerly Raytheon Technologies) and competes on the open market; recent prime awards span $224 thousand to $78.7 million and carry firm fixed-price, cost-plus-fixed-fee, and purchase-order structures.

RIS's capability footprint centers on production and sustainment of specialized naval and airborne electronic systems. Concrete recent work includes a $19.6 million firm fixed-price delivery order from Naval Supply Systems Command (November 2025) for annual performance-based logistics support on naval electronics through December 2026; a $7.1 million firm fixed-price delivery order (March 2025) for ALR-69A radar warning receiver production under an Air Force Life Cycle Management Center IDIQ; a $14.4 million cost-plus-fixed-fee research contract from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (December 2022) for a DARPA research project; and a $25.3 million firm fixed-price definitive contract from Naval Air Systems Command (August 2021) for IMPLC P15 system production and support. Earlier large orders include a $78.7 million firm fixed-price delivery order (January 2023) from Naval Supply Systems Command for navy acquisition, and a $71.76 million delivery order (September 2023) for similar naval electronics and engineering services. RIS also holds production contracts for circuit card assemblies, controller assemblies, and electronic warfare spares across multiple platforms.

Customer concentration is heavily Naval. The top five customers by potential-value share account for 87 percent of RIS's recent combined potential value. Naval Supply Systems Command leads with 214 awards worth $1.54 billion in combined potential value; the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center at Robins Air Force Base follows with 84 awards valued at $796.8 million; and Naval Air Systems Command contributes 62 awards worth $618.7 million. The Air Force Sustainment Center adds 40 awards valued at $486 million, and Naval Air Warfare Center accounts for 47 awards worth $251.7 million. This customer concentration reflects RIS's role as a primary supplier of naval electronics sustainment and Air Force radar warning receiver production.

RIS operates from three significant single-award IDIQs anchoring its federal footprint. A $102.6 million Naval Supply Systems Command indefinite delivery contract (awarded January 2022, extending through December 2026) for naval electronics, software, and engineering services has generated 296 task orders and serves as the parent vehicle for the majority of recent naval supply orders. A $30.98 million Naval Supply Systems Command IDIQ (December 2021, extending through December 2026) for ALE-50 system support and related board-of-adjustment updates has issued numerous delivery orders for controller assemblies and specialized electronic components. A $9.584 million Air Force Life Cycle Management Center indefinite delivery contract (September 2021, extending through August 2026) for ALR-69A software engineering support has supported four annual delivery orders spanning $2.17 million to $3.44 million. A fourth IDV, awarded September 2025 by the Air Force Sustainment Center, provides a $3.61 million single-award contract ceiling for ALQ-172 countermeasures spares for the B-52.

Activity has been steady at roughly nine to twenty-five awards per year through the past five years; RIS recorded 25 prime awards in both 2024 and 2025. However, fifteen awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $102 million, representing recompete exposure for RIS on Naval Supply Systems Command and Air Force Sustainment Center vehicles.

RIS engages a stable subcontractor network on production and sustainment work. Recurring subs include Natel Engineering Company (hybrid microcircuits and non-recurring engineering), Cobham Advanced Solutions (antennas, pedestals, housing assemblies, cables, and engineering), Spartronics Logan LLC and Spartronics Williamsport Inc. (custom circuit card assemblies, printed wiring assemblies, and electronic components), Critical IO LLC (microprocessors and digital signal processors), Caes Systems LLC (cable assemblies, RF components, and antennas), and Digi-Key Electronics (semiconductor components and distribution). On a $58.5 million January 2024 Naval Supply Systems Command order, RIS also engaged Oncore Manufacturing LLC for analog semiconductors and hybrid components and Alltest Instruments Inc. for environmental test equipment. In its subcontractor role, RIS performs non-recurring engineering and systems support for Boeing on KC-46 tanker, F/A-18 Super Hornet, and related aircraft modernization programs (15 sub-awards from April 2024 through April 2026).

RIS's prime footprint is dominated by radar warning receiver systems (ALR-69A, ALR-67), countermeasures suites (ALQ-172 for B-52), and related naval electronics sustainment across NAICS code 334511 (Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing, 251 awards) and PSC code electronic countermeasures (1,102 awards). The division operates full-and-open competitive work with no reliance on set-asides.