Srctec, LLC

Srctec, LLC, a division of the nonprofit SRC Inc. and headquartered in Syracuse, New York, manufactures advanced radar systems, electronic warfare solutions, and defense electronics as a prime contractor to the Department of Defense, competing on full-and-open (non-set-aside) procurements. The company operates across 340 prime awards (93% of its federal footprint) and holds multiple indefinite delivery contracts anchoring its position in Army radar and electronic warfare modernization programs.

Srctec's core capability portfolio centers on the design, development, manufacturing, and sustainment of mobile mortar radar systems (primarily the AN/TPQ-50 counterfire target acquisition radar), spare parts provisioning, depot-level repair, configuration management, and field testing support. Recent representative work includes a $16.29 million delivery order from the Army's Program Executive Office for Missiles and Space (January 2023) to deliver 24 AN/TPQ-50 radar systems to Ukraine; a $13.998 million firm fixed-price order (September 2023) for AN/TPQ-50 radar system components and engineering support under the Special Defense Acquisition Fund vehicle; and a $7.61 million delivery order (August 2024) for two AN/TPQ-50 mobile mortar radar systems destined for Latvia. Beyond radar platforms, Srctec supplies electronic warfare upgrades (including a $4 million delivery order from Air Force Central Command in September 2023 for counter-small unmanned aircraft systems block 1 installations at five OCONUS locations), RF amplifiers, spare components, and training services. The company also delivers counter-UAS research, development, and sustainment work as a subcontractor to SAIC, CACI, and other primes.

Customer concentration reflects heavy Army reliance. The top five funding organizations account for approximately 76% of recent awards by count and 100% by combined potential value. The Army Communications Electronics Command leads by volume (116 awards, $1.68 billion combined potential value), followed by the Army's PEO Missiles and Space (77 awards, $1.36 billion) and PEO Intelligence, Electronic Warfare & Sensors (37 awards, $349.8 million). The Army Contracting Command Aberdeen Proving Ground anchors the dollars ranking ($39.44 billion combined potential value across 26 awards), driven by large-ceiling indefinite delivery vehicles. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime ranks fifth with 21 awards ($14.7 million combined potential value). This concentration in Army platforms—particularly AN/TPQ-50 sustainment and foreign military sales variants—defines Srctec's federal footprint and creates recompete exposure; eleven awards totaling $51.3 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months.

Srctec holds multiple high-value indefinite delivery vehicles. The $199.16 million single-award IDV with PEO Missiles and Space (awarded January 31, 2023, through January 30, 2028) provides five-year comprehensive support for AN/TPQ-50 radar systems, spare parts, engineering services, and field testing and has generated approximately $40.8 million in delivery orders to date. The company also maintains several large Army-wide IDVs: W15P7T05DS205 ($809.3 million combined potential value, 40 task orders), W15P7T09DM615 ($761.4 million, 32 task orders), and W15P7T13DC702 ($314.3 million, 29 task orders). A single-award IDV with Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime ($4.89 million ceiling, through September 2024) supports RF amplifier procurement. Srctec was also selected as a multiple-award contractor under GSA's ASTRO platform-related services contract (effective November 15, 2021, through November 14, 2031), positioning the company to deliver specialized support to civilian federal agencies, though that vehicle has generated minimal recorded task orders to date.

Srctec competes as a prime in nearly all recorded work, with only 24 awards (7%) as a subcontractor. The company regularly subcontracts specialized components and services: recent sub work includes RF amplifiers from Aethercomm, inertial navigation units from Honeywell International, and precision CNC machining from Falk Precision on the Ukraine and Latvia radar deliveries; cable assemblies and printed circuit boards from TCS Electronics on a Duke family systems spare parts order; and antenna assemblies, low-noise amplifiers, and IR camera systems on counter-UAS sustainment work performed under SAIC, CACI, and Defense Systems and Solutions primes. In FY2024, SCI-reportable invoiced revenue totaled $4.3 million across 4.0 FTEs (a decline from FY2022's $7.1 million and 5.2 FTEs), with median government-paid hourly rates around $461.80/hr and sub-hours averaging 22% of total contractor hours on prime service contracts. Activity has grown year over year—from four awards in 2022 to 25 in 2025—reflecting increased demand for AN/TPQ-50 sustainment and foreign military sales support, particularly to Ukraine, the Baltics, and other allied nations.

Srctec's award distribution spans 34 distinct federal customer agencies, with concentration in Army and Air Force programs. The company's NAICS footprint is dominated by Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing (210 awards), followed by Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing (59 awards) and Other Electronic Component Manufacturing (26 awards). PSC data align: Radar Equipment (except airborne) accounts for 103 awards, Electronic Countermeasures and Quick Reaction Capability Equipment for 85 awards, and maintenance and repair of electrical and electronic equipment for 21 awards. Srctec's total federal award footprint, measured across 364 prime and sub awards from 2005 to January 2026, carries a combined potential value of $43.15 billion, with $3.04 billion obligated (7% execution rate), reflecting the size and execution pace of large indefinite delivery contracts typical of defense industrial base work.