Teradyne, Inc.

Teradyne, Inc.'s Avionics Interface Technologies Division, operating as Avionics Interface Technologies and based in Dayton, Ohio, is a for-profit manufacturer specializing in advanced electronic components and interface systems for military and aerospace applications. The division has established itself as a critical supplier to the Department of Defense through the development and production of sophisticated avionics interface technologies that support naval, Air Force, and defense logistics operations. Teradyne's Avionics Interface Technologies Division demonstrates specialized expertise in manufacturing electronic hardware components essential for defense-related systems integration and avionics communication infrastructure.

Over the past two years, Teradyne's Avionics Interface Technologies Division has secured seven prime federal contract awards totaling approximately $465,064 in contract value, with no set-aside designations applied to any awards. The division has supplied specialized products to multiple Defense agencies, including the Naval Strategic Systems Programs, which awarded two purchase orders for VME-based avionics interface technologies ($31,088) and dual-channel 1553 USB devices ($12,099); the Air Force Materiel Command, which contracted for quad channel 1553 cards ($61,530); the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command for circuit card assemblies ($65,699); the Naval Air Warfare Center for fiber channel interface unit repair services ($19,803); and the Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex, which has been the division's largest customer, awarding contracts for PXIe-format fiber channel simulator cards totaling $274,844.95 across two purchase orders to support the Versatile Diagnostic Automatic Test Station Systems Integration Lab augmentation. Additionally, the division received a sub-contract award from Defense Systems and Solutions in September 2025 for materials supporting a prime contract. All contract awards are structured as firm fixed-price purchase orders, with performance primarily conducted at the contractor's Beavercreek, Ohio facility, reflecting the division's established technical qualifications and consistent delivery record for critical defense electronic manufacturing requirements.