Raytheon Company

Raytheon Company's Cis Division, a subsidiary of RTX Corporation, provides tactical communications systems engineering, repair, and sustainment services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor across full-and-open procurements, with no participation in set-aside categories. The division operates from Fullerton, California as a manufacturer and service provider specializing in military data link, jam-resistant secure communications, and airborne tactical systems.

Raytheon Cis Division's recent federal award footprint centers on two critical defense communications platforms: the Situation Awareness Data Link (SADL) system used across multiple military aircraft for real-time battlefield awareness and data sharing, and the AN/USC-28(V) jam-resistant secure communications system deployed across tactical platforms. The division delivers field maintenance technician services, engineering support, software updates, hardware procurement, systems integration, and depot-level repair for these systems. Representative work includes a $9.9 million definitive contract from the Air Force Electronic Systems Center (awarded August 2024, performance through February 2030) for SADL software maintenance and support; a $2.56 million cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order from Army Communications Electronics Command (September 2025) for AN/USC-28(V) maintenance and overhaul at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland; a $3.82 million cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order from Army Communications Electronics Command (September 2024) for field maintenance technician services and overhaul funding; and a $1.2 million firm fixed-price delivery order from the Air Education and Training Command (December 2025) for SADL system repair in Fullerton, California.

Customer concentration runs heavily toward Army Communications Electronics Command and Army Contracting Command. The division's 1,635 total awards (1,634 prime, one sub-award) carry a combined potential value of $827.6 million against obligated dollars of $3.64 billion. The top five customers by both award count and potential value — Army Communications Electronics Command, Army Contracting Command Aberdeen Proving Ground, Air Force Defense Finance and Accounting Service, Air Education and Training Command, and Air Force Materiel Command Electronic Systems Center — account for 92% of awards and 72% of combined potential value. Army Communications Electronics Command alone represents 76 awards worth $383.6 million in combined potential value, anchoring the portfolio.

Raytheon Cis holds positions on five major Navy and Air Force IDVs that structure most of its task-order activity. The division operates under Navy Indefinite Delivery Contract N6603292D0004 (324 task orders), Navy Basic Ordering Agreement N0010489G0212 (107 task orders), Navy Indefinite Delivery Contract N0010492G0206 (80 task orders), Air Force Indefinite Delivery Contract W15P7T04DE001 (49 task orders, $8.3 million combined potential value), and Navy Indefinite Delivery Contract N0010490GA031 (31 task orders). The division also holds two substantial single-award Army IDVs: a $36.4 million Air Force Sustainment Center vehicle (through October 2026) for SADL repairs across F-16, AC-130, HC-130J, and HH-60G platforms, and a $24.7 million Army Communications Electronics Command vehicle (through September 2026) for AN/USC-28(V) subcomponent maintenance and repairs. Activity has remained flat at five to ten awards per year across 2021–2025, with four awards (combined potential value $12.3 million) facing ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. Named subcontractors supporting this work include Golden Star Technology Inc., Sechan Electronics Inc., RS Americas Inc., Mouser Electronics, and Coastline High Performance Coatings Limited, providing specialty components and fabrication services. Raytheon subcontracts to Sierra Nevada Company as a sub on Big Safari Services work (awarded March 2025).