Senspex Incorporated

Senspex Incorporated, operating as Senspex, Inc. Division, is a Rio Rancho, New Mexico-based women-owned small business and manufacturer that designs, produces, and sustains advanced thermal imaging systems and automated targetry equipment for the Department of Defense, operating predominantly as a prime contractor (89% of awards) under full-and-open and small business set-aside designations. The company is a self-certified small disadvantaged business in addition to its SBA Women-Owned Small Business certification, and competes across both set-aside (Total Small Business) and unrestricted contract vehicles.

Senspex's federal footprint centers on Army training infrastructure sustainment and Navy sensor procurement. The company manufactures thermal imaging cameras (SPX-550, SPX-500, and related models), thermal imaging system components, automated targetry system spare parts and repair services, and live-fire training range equipment and instrumentation. Representative work includes a $344.1 million multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Army's Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training, and Instrumentation (awarded November 2024, running through November 2032) for Live Training Ranges and Combat Training Centers equipment, services, and tech refresh across Digital Range Training Systems, Future Army System of Integrated Targets, and Combat Training Centers; a $9 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with TACOM Life Cycle Management Command (awarded June 2022, running through May 2028) for comprehensive sustainment of the Army's Automated Targetry Systems across over 150 training installations nationwide; a $527,597 Total Small Business purchase order from Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (August 2025) for 14 units of the SPX-550 thermal imaging camera system; and a $989,817 purchase order from Navy Installations Command (May 2024) for SPX-550 cameras.

Army accounts for the overwhelming majority of potential value. The top five customer agencies represent 97% of combined potential value. PEO Simulation, Training and Instrumentation anchors the portfolio with 12 awards valued at $344.1 million in combined potential; TACOM Life Cycle Management Command holds 35 awards valued at $15.3 million; the Army's Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal carries 4 awards at $10.1 million; Naval Information Warfare Systems Command accounts for 16 awards at $6.8 million; and Air Force Air Education and Training Command holds 15 awards at $3.3 million. The concentration is pronounced — across 151 total awards to 30 distinct customer agencies, Army programs (TACOM, PEO STRI, Detroit Arsenal, and subordinate commands) represent 62 awards and roughly $370 million of the $390.8 million combined potential value.

Senspex holds position on two primary delivery vehicles. The $344.1 million LTRAC MAC 2 multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with PEO STRI (W900KK25D0009) was awarded in November 2024 and runs through November 2032; it is structured for live-fire training ranges, combat training centers, automated targetry systems, thermal imaging cameras, and sustainment work across Army training infrastructure. The $9 million single-award TACOM Automated Targetry Systems sustainment IDV (W56HZV22D0059) has generated 17 task orders valued at $9.3 million since award in June 2022. Two older TACOM contracts, W56HZV16D0129 and W900KK18D0018, continue to generate activity but are nearing the end of their performance periods.

Recent activity shows deceleration after a growth phase. Awards-per-year volume peaked at 17 in 2024, dropped to 6 in 2025, and sits at 1 award in 2026 (as of mid-April); the most recent award is a $10,187 delivery order from TACOM for Army Targetry Systems sustainment parts and services (April 14, 2026). Of the 151 total awards, only one award with ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months carries $10 thousand in combined potential value, indicating minimal near-term recompete cliff exposure relative to the large LTRAC MAC 2 and TACOM IDV vehicles already awarded.

Senspex operates almost exclusively as a prime; sub-award activity is light (11% of awards, 17 sub-awards total) and routed through large defense integrators including Lockheed Martin, BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services, Booz Allen Hamilton, Alutiiq Information Management, and Riptide Software. On these primes, Senspex supplies thermal imaging cameras, field camera systems, camera modules, repair and maintenance services, and legacy equipment support for Army training range digital systems and integration programs. SCI reporting is minimal — only 2 records (both as named subcontractor) spanning FY2022 through FY2024 — reflecting that Senspex's federal revenue derives primarily from product sales and equipment sustainment delivery orders below or exempt from the $150,000 SCI threshold, or from non-service contract vehicles. Reported SCI FTEs declined from 26.7 in FY2022 to 12.1 in FY2024 on those sub-awards, but this subset does not represent total company employment or federal services delivery scale.

Senspex's capability framing aligns tightly with NAICS categories for armament training devices, optical instruments, and small arms ordnance manufacturing (top NAICS: Security Systems Services, Small Arms and Ordnance Manufacturing, Optical Instrument Manufacturing); PSC codes reflect armament training devices (35 awards), night vision equipment (15 awards), and cameras and motion picture equipment (13 awards). The vendor has maintained federal presence since at least 2002 (earliest award in source data, March 2002) and has built depth across Army training infrastructure sustainment, Navy sensor procurement, and Air Force field support, positioning it as a specialized thermal imaging and targetry systems incumbent on multiple long-duration Army vehicles.

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