Testek LLC

Testek LLC, doing business as Testek Solutions, manufactures aerospace and defense test equipment and specialized electronic components as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) serving the Department of Defense and other federal agencies. The Wixom, Michigan-based for-profit limited liability company competes in full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designations across its portfolio, positioning itself as an established supplier to multiple DoD organizations rather than a set-aside-dependent vendor.

Testek's capability footprint centers on aircraft and aviation test stands, circuit card assemblies, electrical and electronic components, and repair and maintenance services. Representative work spans a $7.18 million definitive contract with the Air Force's Ogden Air Logistics Complex (awarded July 2024, through January 2030) for repair and maintenance of test stands at Hill Air Force Base, Utah; a $5.98 million delivery order from the Naval Air Warfare Center for AGTS (Automated Ground Test System) production units in year two (awarded November 2024); a $4.15 million Naval Air Warfare Center delivery order for AGTS Year One production (awarded February 2024); and a $676 thousand Naval Supply Systems Command purchase order for housing, gearbox, and turbine components (awarded November 2025). Testek also holds a $25 million single-award indefinite delivery vehicle with Naval Air Systems Command for procurement, replacement, upgrade, repair, and maintenance of test stands and equipment supporting V-22 Osprey, C-130, and HIMARS programs.

Customer concentration tilts heavily toward the Navy and logistics commands. Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime dominates by award count (775 awards, $14.4 million combined potential value), but the Naval Air Systems Command and Naval Air Warfare Center anchor the largest dollar values — 67 awards across both entities totaling $105.5 million combined potential value, with Naval Air Systems Command separately accounting for 38 awards worth $38.7 million. The Department of the Air Force and its component Ogden Air Logistics Complex follow with $23.3 million and $14 million respectively. The top five customer agencies account for approximately 82% to 84% of awards and potential value, reflecting heavy concentration in Navy logistics and test support. The tension between award count and dollars is acute: DLA Land and Maritime's 775 awards carry only $14.4 million potential value (averaging under $20 thousand per order), while Naval Air Warfare Center's 67 awards carry $105.5 million (averaging $1.6 million per award).

Testek places work under several single-award indefinite delivery contracts. The Naval Air Systems Command $25 million IDV (through September 2027) is the largest vehicle, with task orders issued for test stand repair ($105.9 thousand), Fleet Readiness Centers Southwest FTE support ($1.49 million), and COMFRCSE requirements ($210.9 thousand). A smaller $467.5 thousand Army Contracting Command Redstone IDV (through June 2028) supports HIMARS hydraulic test station parts and maintenance at Letterkenny Army Depot. A $250 thousand Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime IDV (through November 2025) was established for power supply components in early 2024. Additional legacy BOAs with Naval Supply Systems Command (through October 2027, $0 ceiling) and a second Army contract (through April 2025, $281.3 thousand) carry multiple delivery orders. These vehicles enable the government to issue discrete orders against standing contract authority rather than compete each procurement separately, typical of Testek's role as a sole-source or established supplier.

Activity has declined year over year — 106 awards in 2022, 71 in 2023, 78 in 2024, 66 in 2025, and only 4 in 2026 (a partial-year snapshot). Twelve awards with combined potential value of $19.9 million reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete exposure. Testek's subcontractor footprint is minimal (1% of awards): recent subs include work under Boeing on F-15EX and F-15 Qatar foreign military sales programs (three awards in early 2025) and BAE Systems on F-16 aircraft support equipment for Ukraine (October 2024), plus earlier work under Defense Systems and Solutions on Saudi Arabian assessment work (October 2025).

The company was founded in 2001 and has established itself as a manufacturer of specialized test equipment and components across naval aviation, air force logistics, and Army ammunition programs. Its customer base reflects deep legacy relationships with Naval Air Systems Command and Defense Logistics Agency, where small-value purchase orders (often sub-$50 thousand) account for the majority of transaction volume. Testek has occasionally competed for and won small-business set-aside awards (including one $90.9 thousand DLA Land and Maritime throttle valve set-aside in August 2023 and a $26.3 thousand small-business set-aside for computer systems in March 2025), but the overwhelming preponderance of its work is unrestricted full-and-open competition. The company's $231.9 million combined potential value across 1,830 awards and $170 million in obligations reflects a stable, high-volume transactional supplier posture within the defense industrial base, anchored by major platform support (V-22, C-130, HIMARS) and routine logistics sustainment.