Testequity LLC

Testequity LLC, doing business as National Test Equipment, is a distributor of electronic test and measurement equipment, maintenance and repair supplies, and related hardware that operates as a prime contractor (90% of recent awards) across 135 federal agencies, competing predominantly in full-and-open procurements without set-aside designation. The Moorpark, California–based for-profit limited liability company holds a General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule contract, which anchors the majority of its federal business through delivery orders and purchase orders to Defense and civilian agencies. Testequity frames itself as the industry's largest value-added distributor of test and measurement solutions and holds authorized relationships with leading OEM suppliers including Keysight Technologies and Rohde and Schwarz.

Testequity's capability portfolio centers on supplying oscilloscopes, waveform generators, spectrum analyzers, power supplies, network analyzers, digital multimeters, environmental test chambers, temperature chambers, repair and calibration services, and maintenance and repair operations kits to federal laboratories, testing facilities, and sustainment programs. Representative prime work includes a $240.8 million delivery order to the Air Force Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex for Huntron Trackers under the GSA MAS vehicle (May 2023); a $171.4 million purchase order to Naval Sea Systems Command for multi-category test equipment (July 2022); a $158.8 million purchase order to Air Forces Europe and Africa for age toolboxes and toolkits (September 2023); a $134.5 million delivery order to NASA Shared Services Center for 26 oscilloscope probes under GSA MAS (May 2022); and a $124.5 million purchase order to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration for a spectrum analyzer (September 2022). More recent work includes $46.1 thousand for DC power supplies supporting electrified aircraft propulsion testing to Shared Services Center (September 2026) and $37.7 thousand for environmental test chamber systems to the National Institute of Standards and Technology under a Total Small Business set-aside (May 2026). Testequity also supplies test equipment to repair and calibration missions, as exemplified by a $27.8 thousand purchase order to Naval Supply Systems Command for repair and calibration of Keysight network analyzers to OEM specifications (May 2025).

Customer concentration sits decisively with the Department of the Navy and GSA. The top five customer agencies by award count account for 32% of all recent awards, led by Naval Sea Systems Command (144 awards, $5.1 million combined potential value), the Office of Naval Research (55 awards, $826 thousand), Naval Air Warfare Center (47 awards, $1 million), GSA Federal Acquisition Service (34 awards, $29.4 million), and Naval Air Systems Command (32 awards, $788 thousand). However, the potential-value ranking diverges substantially: GSA Federal Acquisition Service dominates dollars at $29.4 million across 34 awards (56% of total portfolio value), while Navy agencies collectively place high-volume, lower-value orders. This concentration reflects Testequity's role as a rapid-response supplier of specialized instrumentation to Navy test and evaluation operations and as a GSA Schedule vendor serving government-wide procurement demand.

Testequity places task orders through multiple federal vehicles. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) and the associated Federal Supply Schedule GS07F0224Y together account for 170 and 168 task orders respectively (combined $4 million value). Naval blanket purchase agreements, including N0016412A0002 (55 task orders, $4.1 million) and N0016414A0014 (12 task orders, $522 thousand), anchor Navy supply chain access. The Air Force Indefinite Delivery Contract FA872621D0001 carries eight task orders of unspecified value. These vehicles provide pre-competed, streamlined access to federal procurement without requiring competitive bids on individual task orders.

Award activity has grown substantially over the past five years — from 28 awards in 2022 to a peak of 55 in 2024 — before moderating to 37 in 2025 and 14 in the first ten months of 2026 (source snapshot current to mid-October 2026). The 2026 slowdown may reflect contract completion cycles rather than pipeline weakness. Testequity's subcontractor footprint shows engagement with major defense primes including Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon, General Dynamics, BAE Systems, and L3Harris on technology development, test operations, weapons system sustainment, and advanced research programs. Recent sub work includes signal generators and oscilloscopes for KBR Wyle Services on C4ISR modernization (July–October 2026), test equipment for Fluor Marine Propulsion on Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program support (January–February 2026), oscilloscopes and measuring devices for Raytheon on Patriot and Stinger FMS cases (August 2024), and mixed-domain oscilloscopes for Lockheed Martin on advanced development programs (February 2024). Testequity's 99 sub-awards (10% of portfolio) span research, development, test, and evaluation as well as production sustainment across DoD and civilian agency prime contractors.

Testequity's NAICS footprint reinforces its distributor and repair posture: Instrument Manufacturing for Measuring and Testing Electricity and Electrical Signals dominates at 542 awards, followed by Saw Blade and Handtool Manufacturing (70 awards) and Instruments and Related Products Manufacturing (44 awards). The PSC code concentration aligns — Electrical and Electronic Properties Measuring and Testing Instruments (343 awards), Laboratory Equipment and Supplies (115 awards), and Hand Tools (31 awards). This categorization reflects Testequity's commercial product distribution model rather than custom development or engineering services.

Testequity maintains three named subsidiaries: Interworld Highway LLC, MCS Test Equipment Ltd, and His Company Inc. The source does not describe their operational roles or capability specialization, leaving their strategic function opaque.