Srctec, LLC

Srctec, LLC, a for-profit division of the nonprofit SRC Inc. headquartered in Syracuse, New York, manufactures advanced radar systems, electronic warfare solutions, and defense electronics as a prime contractor (91% of recent awards) and occasionally as a subcontractor to major primes including General Dynamics, Science Applications International Corporation, BAE Systems, and Caci Inc. The vendor competes exclusively in full-and-open procurements with no SBA set-aside designations across NAICS 334511 (Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing) and related communications equipment and electronic component manufacturing categories.

Srctec's core capability portfolio centers on design, development, manufacturing, and sustainment of the AN/TPQ-50 mobile mortar radar system, the SR Hawk tactical radar platform, the Duke family of electronic warfare systems, and the LSTAR radar unit, along with spare parts provisioning, depot-level repair, configuration management, and field testing support. Representative prime work includes a $199.16 million single-award indefinite delivery contract with the Army's Program Executive Office for Missiles and Space (awarded January 31, 2023, expiring January 30, 2028) anchoring AN/TPQ-50 radar systems, spares, and engineering services for both domestic and Foreign Military Sales programs; a $13.998 million firm fixed-price delivery order from PEO Missiles and Space (September 8, 2023) for AN/TPQ-50 components and engineering support under the Special Defense Acquisition Fund; a $13.455 million cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order from PEO Intelligence, Electronic Warfare & Sensors (December 10, 2021) for Duke Family of Systems sustainment support; and a $9.952 million cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order from the same PEO (December 8, 2022) for Duke spare parts and depot-level repair. Recent subcontract activity includes counter-UAS research, development, and sustainment work under SAIC and Caci primes, ground-based sense-and-avoid system operations support under Defense Systems and Solutions, and consolidated towers and surveillance equipment products under General Dynamics One Source.

Customer concentration is highly skewed toward Army programs. The top five funding customers account for 74% of awards by count and comprise the Department of the Army Materiel Command Communications Electronics Command (115 awards, $1.68 billion combined potential value), the Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center PEO Missiles and Space (78 awards, $1.36 billion), the Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center PEO Intelligence, Electronic Warfare & Sensors (38 awards, $349.9 million), the Department of the Army Materiel Command Army Contracting Command Aberdeen Proving Ground (26 awards, $39.44 billion), and Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (21 awards, $14.7 million). The Aberdeen Proving Ground customer dominates by potential value but represents a thin population of very large vehicle awards rather than frequent task-order activity; by contrast, Communications Electronics Command and PEO Missiles and Space each drive sustained volume across smaller individual orders. Air Force exposure is secondary, concentrated in the Air Force Materiel Command Electronic Systems Center and centered on electronic warfare system upgrades and counter-small unmanned aircraft systems work.

Srctec holds multiple large Army-wide indefinite delivery vehicles supporting its prime footprint. The top five parent vehicles by task-order volume are Indefinite Delivery Contract W15P7T12DM603 (52 task orders, $114.4 million), W15P7T05DS205 (40 task orders, $809.3 million), W15P7T09DM615 (32 task orders, $761.4 million), W15P7T13DC702 (29 task orders, $314.3 million), and SPRBL120D0056 (13 task orders, $4.1 million). The vendor also holds a GSA FEDSIM ASTRO platform-related services contract awarded November 15, 2021, with a multi-billion-dollar ceiling serving civilian federal agencies, though recorded task-order activity remains minimal relative to the vehicle's scale.

Award activity has grown year over year from four awards in 2022 to a peak of 25 in 2025, with 14 awards recorded in 2026 (through September). Seven awards (combined potential value $34.8 million) carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure. Across SCI-reportable federal service contracts (a strict subset covering only service contracts above the $150,000 reporting threshold), Srctec invoiced $11.4 million from FY2022 through FY2025, with $7.1 million in FY2022 and $4.3 million in FY2024. On those prime contracts captured in SCI, median government-paid rates ran around $461.80 per hour, with senior labor pricing reaching the 90th percentile of $543.86 per hour and junior labor at the 10th percentile of $379.74 per hour. SCI-reported FTE trajectory shows 5.2 FTEs in FY2022 declining to 4.0 FTEs in FY2024, reflecting the inherent limitation of SCI data, which captures only service contracts above the reporting threshold and excludes goods-dominant contracts that constitute the majority of Srctec's federal footprint.

Srctec leans on subcontractors for specialized components and manufacturing services rather than performing all work in-house. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractor hours averaged 22% of total contractor hours delivered. Named subcontractors regularly engaged include Honeywell International (inertial navigation units and navigation systems), Aethercomm Inc. (RF amplifiers), MPL Inc. (printed circuit board assembly), Glenair Inc. (electrical interconnect and cable assemblies), RTI Remmele Engineering Inc. (radar assemblies), Mid-Atlantic Computer Services LLC operating as Procustom Group (ruggedized computers and peripherals), TCS Electronics Inc. (custom cable assemblies and printed circuit boards), Surmotech LLC (woman-owned small business providing printed circuit card assemblies), Emcom Inc. (small disadvantaged business providing electronics and cable manufacturing), Spectrum Control Inc. (RF components and assemblies), Windsor Technology Inc. (electronic manufacturing services), and a broader ecosystem of suppliers providing metal fabrication, machining, electronics assembly, composites, interconnects, power supplies, and logistics support. The vendor operates as a prime contractor across its core Army radar and electronic warfare portfolio while subcontracting selectively to larger primes (General Dynamics, SAIC, BAE Systems, Caci) on counter-UAS, instrumentation range, and sense-and-avoid system programs where those primes hold the vehicle or customer relationship.