Technicorp International II, Inc.

Technicorp International II, Inc., doing business as TCI II, is a corporate entity registered to receive federal contract and grant awards. The company appears to specialize in providing electronic components and devices for defense and aerospace applications through its subsidiaries and subcontractors. While specific background information about Technicorp International II, Inc. itself is not provided, the company seems to act as a parent organization for several specialized manufacturers of high-reliability electronic parts and custom packaging solutions used in military and space systems.

Through federal contract awards, Technicorp International II, Inc.'s subsidiaries and subcontractors have provided a wide range of electronic components to prime contractors in the defense industry. These include oscillators, crystal oscillators, 3.3V oscillators, reeled oscillators, RF/microwave devices, microcircuits, and armament systems components supplied by companies like Greenray Industries, Inc. and Statek Corp. Other subsidiaries like Advanced Technical Ceramics Company have provided custom hermetic packaging solutions, including high temperature co-fired ceramic (HTCC) components, multi-layer aluminum nitride (AlN) substrates, coupling boards, and custom packages for microelectronic applications. These components have been supplied to major defense contractors such as Lockheed Martin Corporation, Raytheon Company, Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation, and BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services Inc. for use in various defense and aerospace programs.

Regarding federal grant awards, the provided information does not indicate any direct prime grant awards to Technicorp International II, Inc. However, its subsidiary Advanced Technical Ceramics Company has received subawards under federal grants. Specifically, Advanced Technical Ceramics Company has provided ceramic multi-layer boards to DRS Network & Imaging Systems LLC and ceramic packages to Teledyne Scientific & Imaging, LLC as part of federal grant subawards. While the specific federal grant programs are not mentioned, these subawards appear to be related to the company's core competencies in manufacturing custom ceramic components for high-reliability electronic applications in aerospace and defense sectors.