Test Equipment Distributors LLC

Test Equipment Distributors LLC, doing business as Innervision Security, supplies nondestructive testing (NDT) equipment, radiographic and radioscopic systems, penetrants and emulsifiers, X-ray film and accessories, and related maintenance services to the federal defense and civilian sector as a small-business prime contractor (98% of awards). The company is headquartered in Troy, Michigan, and operates as a limited liability partnership structure without SBA set-aside certifications; however, it competes predominantly under total small-business set-asides on individual purchase orders and holds two single-award Blanket Purchase Agreements (one worth $5 million for X-ray film and NDT equipment with Naval Sea Systems Command through 2029, and one worth $500,000 for penetrant and emulsifier supplies with Ogden Air Logistics Complex through 2029).

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the Navy and DLA Aviation. Naval Sea Systems Command accounts for 104 awards totaling $6.4 million in combined potential value, and Defense Logistics Agency Aviation accounts for 102 awards totaling $1.6 million; together these two customers represent 72% of all awards by count and 24% of combined potential value. The apparent imbalance reflects DLA Aviation's high-volume, low-dollar transaction pattern (102 awards averaging $16,000) versus NAVSEA's deeper order values (104 awards averaging $62,000). Special Operations Command anchors the top-three customer ranking by potential value at $8.1 million across three awards — a material concentration spike driven by three large contracts for X-ray systems and maintenance. The Department of the Air Force (including Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex and Ogden Air Logistics Complex) places 23 awards totaling $1.5 million, and the Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration contributes two awards worth $1 million combined.

The top parent vehicles are fragmented across commodity-based IDCs and BPAs rather than government-wide acquisition contracts. The largest vehicle by order count is Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE4A615D5859 (29 task orders, $153,000 combined potential value), followed by the General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule (7 task orders, $1.7 million combined potential value) and two Air Force BPAs (Blanket Purchase Agreement FA822419AA008 with 4 task orders and FA822724A0013 with 2 task orders). These vehicles reflect a supply-chain posture oriented toward DLA and service-branch logistics networks rather than civilian agency IT or management services contracts.

Award activity has held relatively flat over the past five years (8 awards in 2022, declining to 4 in 2023, recovering to 8 in 2024, 11 in 2025, and 3 through March 2026), with combined potential value across all 323 awards totaling $26.9 million and $15.9 million obligated (59% of ceiling). Representative prime work includes a $249,293 Army Materiel Command contract for a 450KV X-ray system installation at Anniston Army Depot with completion by October 2025; a $176,505 Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex contract for a D-Series magnetic particle wet bench at Robins Air Force Base with completion by July 2022; a $154,680 Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex contract for four portable X-ray systems with completion by July 2024; a $131,280 NAVSEA maintenance contract for Gulmay X-ray system preventative maintenance and repair services at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard through June 2029; and a $110,524 Coast Guard contract for a FUJIFILM Micron computed radiography system with installation and training through May 2026. Routine consumable orders (X-ray film, penetrant developer, fixer, imaging plates) across NAVSEA and DLA Aviation form the volume base.

Test Equipment Distributors LLC subcontracts in a limited capacity (2% of awards). Named sub work includes an X-ray system services task under Asrc Federal Facilities Logistics on a Department of Defense prime contract (August 2024), incremental funding support to Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies for National Security Campus management and operations (February 2024), and engineering supplies provision to the University of Dayton on an EPSE IV product support and modernization contract (August 2022).

The vendor's footprint sits almost entirely within the physical properties testing and inspection PSC category (175 awards) and optical and radiography equipment NAICS categories (98, 55, and 23 awards across three NAICS codes). It holds no GSA Schedule contracts of note beyond the seven MAS task orders listed. Recompete exposure is diffuse across the low-value portfolio rather than concentrated in a near-term cliff; no single award or vehicle dominates dollar or volume risk in the next twenty-four months.