TECH Resources, Inc.

TECH Resources, Inc., doing business as T R I, is a woman-owned, for-profit manufacturer of precision electronic components and assemblies headquartered in Milford, New Hampshire, operating as a prime contractor (96% of recent awards) on full-and-open federal defense procurements with no recurring set-aside posture. The company supplies cable assemblies, antenna couplers, converter waveforms, test adapters, and related electronic parts to the Department of the Navy and Defense Logistics Agency, with work performed at its primary facility in Milford and a secondary location in Taunton, Massachusetts.

T R I's customer concentration is heavily skewed toward the Department of the Navy. The top five funding agencies account for 89% of recent awards by count, led by Naval Supply Systems Command (102 awards, $8.8 million combined potential value) and the Navy broadly (100 awards, $237 thousand), followed by Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (44 awards, $915 thousand), DLA Troop Support Hardware (20 awards, $312 thousand), and DLA Land and Maritime (9 awards, $545 thousand). The potential-value ranking diverges sharply: Naval Supply Systems Command anchors the dollars at $8.8 million, but Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center's five awards carry $7.5 million, Air Force Air Combat Command accounts for $2.2 million on a single award, and Army Materiel Command Communications Electronics Command adds $1.4 million on one award. DLA Aviation's 44 awards sum to only $915 thousand in potential value, indicating recurring small-dollar purchase orders rather than major contracts.

T R I holds a multiple-award Basic Ordering Agreement with Naval Supply Systems Command (contract N0038318GBF01, ceiling $500,000, running through January 2028), from which 32 task orders totaling $2.5 million in combined potential value have been issued. The vendor also places work under three additional Navy BOAs (N6833597G0217 with 13 task orders, N0001983G0055 with 12 task orders, and N0001985D0098 with 11 task orders) and works against a DLA basic ordering agreement. Recent prime awards include a $232,520 purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command for a test adapter (November 2022), a $207,447 delivery order for antenna couplers (October 2022), and recurring DLA Aviation purchase orders for cable assemblies ranging from $13,387 to $182,640 (2022–2025). A Department of Defense Land and Maritime purchase order for probe and test equipment valued at $177,480 was awarded February 6, 2026, with completion by July 8, 2027.

T R I's award portfolio spans 308 total awards since 1981, with activity trending modestly upward (six awards in 2022 to thirteen in 2024, declining to nine in 2025 and one in 2026 year-to-date). The category distribution is dominated by Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing (64 awards), Other Electronic Component Manufacturing (46 awards), and Hardware Manufacturing (20 awards); PSC coding skews toward Antennas, Waveguides, and Related Equipment (93 awards) and Miscellaneous Communication Equipment (46 awards). Only three awards carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months, totaling $287 thousand in combined potential value, presenting minimal recompete exposure. Combined dollars obligated across all awards ($61 million) exceed combined potential value ($23.2 million) by a factor of 2.63, indicating substantial task-order activity against standing BOAs.

In its subcontractor role, T R I supplies antenna couplers, interconnecting boxes, circuit card assemblies, and test equipment to Boeing on aerospace support programs, with twelve sub-awards documented from March 2024 through May 2025. T R I also subcontracts to Atlantic Diving Supply on one award for an antenna coupler set (July 2024). The Boeing relationship dominates the subcontract footprint, representing the vendor's entry point into higher-dollar aerospace and defense programs outside its core Navy and DLA direct-prime channel.

Manufactures antenna couplers, communication systems, in-facility-to-satellite relays,

high gain antennas, reduced transmit power and/or weight for fighters, bombers, C4I, manned/unmanned surveillance systems, and expeditionary warfare systems