Tektronix, Inc.

Tektronix, Inc. manufactures electronic test and measurement equipment — oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, signal generators, and related precision instrumentation — and delivers calibration, repair, and technical support services to federal agencies as a prime contractor on full-and-open procurements, holding no set-aside designations across its federal portfolio. The company is a for-profit manufacturer headquartered in Beaverton, Oregon, operating as a subsidiary of Advanced Sterilization Products Italia S.R.L. and holding a parent-child corporate structure that includes two named subsidiaries, Maxtek Components Corporation and Sonix, Inc.

Tektronix's federal award footprint spans 8,341 total prime and sub awards valued at $1.45 billion in combined potential value, with $657.6 million obligated across that base. The company operates almost entirely as a prime contractor (100% of awards); sub-award activity is minimal and recent, representing less than one percent of the portfolio. Activity has grown from 30 awards in 2022 to 58 in 2024, with 44 awards in 2025 and 26 in 2026 through October. Awards per year trend upward through 2024, then flatten, with fifteen awards reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and carrying combined potential value of $1.2 million — a modest recompete cliff signal.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward the Department of the Navy. The top five funding entities by potential value account for 77 percent of combined potential value, led by Naval Sea Systems Command (391 awards, $1.03 billion combined potential value), followed by NOAA (45 awards, $34.1 million), Naval Supply Systems Command (421 awards, $27.4 million), Office of Naval Research (200 awards, $14.3 million), and Naval Air Warfare Center (150 awards, $8.9 million). By award count, the Air Force leads (1,579 awards) but carries minimal dollar value; the Navy's customer concentration by dollars reflects Tektronix's role as a calibration services provider across multiple Navy commands, particularly under large indefinite-delivery calibration agreements. NOAA represents the primary civilian customer.

Tektronix holds three major IDVs anchoring its federal delivery model. A $1 billion multiple-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with Naval Sea Systems Command for calibration services supporting Missile Defense Agency test and evaluation programs runs through July 31, 2027, generating ongoing task orders at $25,000 ceilings each. A $6.712 million single-award indefinite-delivery contract with NOAA for professional calibration services supporting the National Weather Service through September 30, 2027 has drawn delivery orders of $1.249 billion (FY26), $1.380 billion (FY26 with scope expansion), $863 thousand (FY24), and $1.259 billion (FY23) — indicating annual ordering and consistent engagement. A second $2 million single-award BPA with Naval Sea Systems Command for calibration services at Crane, Indiana runs through March 31, 2031. The company also maintains positions on GSA Federal Supply Schedules GS24F0819A (958 task orders, $45.4 million combined potential value) and GS00S27487 and GS00S45197 vehicles, positioning Tektronix as accessible across civilian agency procurement channels.

Representative prime work includes a $1.249 billion FY26 calibration services delivery order with NOAA issued February 3, 2026; a $675 thousand digital phosphor oscilloscope system award from the Office of Naval Research (June 27, 2025) for two DPO75002SX 50 GHz units with extended record length and five-year warranty; a $232 thousand Naval Sea Systems Command purchase order (February 16, 2023) for Tektronix hardware and software on a brand-name basis; and a $197 thousand Defense Microelectronics Activity contract for maintenance, repair, calibration, and technical support of Keithley test systems at McClellan Park, California (April 23, 2025, extending to April 22, 2029). Recent sub-award activity shows Tektronix supplying oscilloscopes and test equipment to defense primes including Peraton Inc., Raytheon Company, Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Booz Allen Hamilton Inc., and Leidos Inc., with work spanning aircraft systems, missile programs, pulsed power research, and naval nuclear propulsion support.

The Service Contract Inventory dataset captures $1.5 million in SCI-reportable invoiced revenue across FY2022–2025, concentrated in FY2022–2023 (FY2022: $464 thousand across 1.3 FTEs; FY2023: $1.1 million across 3.4 FTEs), with zero reported FTEs in FY2024–2025 despite prime contract holdings. Median government-paid rates on SCI-reportable service contracts ran around $165.35 per hour, with 10th percentile at $155.85/hr and 90th percentile at $174.85/hr — indicating technical labor positioned in the mid-tier of federal rates for instrumentation support. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, average sub-hours share was zero percent, reflecting Tektronix's model of direct delivery without subcontractor engagement on those specific contracts. SCI figures represent a strict subset of federal services work and exclude goods procurement, which dominates Tektronix's portfolio by award count — the top NAICS codes (Instrument Manufacturing for Measuring and Testing Electricity; All Other Miscellaneous Electrical Equipment Manufacturing) and top PSCs (Electrical And Electronic Properties Measuring And Testing Instruments; Maint/Repair/Rebuild of Equipment) confirm goods and calibration services as the company's core federal offering.