Testforce Usa, Inc.

Testforce USA, Inc. and its subsidiary Entest, Inc. operate as prime contractors and authorized distributors of test and measurement equipment, supplying oscilloscopes, signal generators, data acquisition systems, and communications service monitors to defense and civilian agencies through full-and-open competition and total small business set-asides. Based in Addison, Texas, the company is a for-profit corporation (not a designated 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB, or other SBA-certified entity) that has executed 261 federal awards—216 prime contracts and IDVs (83%), and 45 subcontracts (17%)—with combined potential value of $22.7 million and combined obligated value of $26.9 million across 68 distinct federal customer agencies.

Testforce operates primarily as an authorized distributor and reseller of National Instruments, Tektronix, Rohde & Schwarz, and VIAVI Solutions equipment, delivering both catalog items and customized test systems. Representative prime work includes a $1.31 billion purchase order from Air Education and Training Command for Ettus Research software-defined radio equipment (National Instruments brand) awarded April 2024; a $1.09 million firm fixed-price order from Naval Sea Systems Command for 18-slot 3U PXI Express chassis (October 2023); a $936.6 thousand order from Naval Supply Systems Command for an MXO4-B2410 oscilloscope (March 2026); a $663.5 thousand firm fixed-price order from Naval Sea Systems Command for 4800 compact battery cyclers (September 2024); and a $348.6 thousand purchase order from Naval Sea Systems Command for National Instruments production equipment (May 2025). Small business set-aside work includes $319.7 thousand to Defense Logistics Agency for navigation test sets (January 2026), $196.9 thousand to Air Force Special Operations Command for handheld spectrum analyzers (May 2025), and recurring sub-thousand-dollar orders to Defense Logistics Agency for cable assemblies and test leads across 2022–2025.

Customer concentration by volume and dollars diverges markedly. By award count, the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime dominates at 48 awards (18% of the top-five customer set), followed by Naval Sea Systems Command with 39 awards, the Air Force with 19 awards, Naval Air Systems Command with 11 awards, and Office of Naval Research with 10 awards—these five account for 49% of all awards. By potential value, Naval Sea Systems Command leads at $5.5 million (24% of top-five customer set), followed by Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime at $2.4 million, Naval Supply Systems Command at $2.3 million, the Air Force at $2.2 million, and Air Education and Training Command at $1.5 million—these five account for 61% of combined potential value. The divergence reflects Defense Logistics Agency's volume of small-dollar consumables (cable assemblies, test leads) versus Navy's concentration in larger systems and equipment buys.

Testforce holds a GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract (47GSMS25D003D) for diagnostic, measuring, and testing equipment under Special Item Number 334515, awarded January 22, 2025, with a $500 thousand ceiling through January 21, 2030. Since award, 17 delivery orders have been issued totaling approximately $1.27 million, the majority to Air Force and Air Force Materiel Command for VIAVI CX300 communications service monitors (orders ranging from $53 thousand to $119.8 thousand between June 2025 and March 2026), with orders placed from Pacific Air Forces in Japan and Germany and Air Mobility Command. The Air Force and Naval commands place recurring task orders for oscilloscopes, signal generators, and data acquisition modules. Testforce is listed on OASIS+ Small Business (One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services) with 8 task orders and OASIS (non-small business) with 2 task orders; these vehicles drive relatively low-volume but recurring ordering patterns.

Activity trajectory shows growth from 38 awards in 2022 to 57 in 2025, with 21 awards recorded in the first eight months of 2026. The recompete cliff over the next 24 months is modest: four awards with combined potential value of $544 thousand reach ultimate completion dates through mid-2027. Testforce's prime footprint emphasizes full-and-open competition, with total small business set-asides concentrated in orders under $200 thousand; the company does not carry 8(a), HUBZone, or SDVOSB designations and therefore does not compete under those set-asides.

In its subcontractor role, Testforce supplies test and measurement equipment and components to major primes including Fluor Marine Propulsion (six awards related to Naval Nuclear Laboratory management and operations, $368.6 thousand and $1.137 million obligated modifications), General Dynamics Mission Systems (three awards for Mobile User Objective System ground sustainment and Mk 48 guidance and control), Boeing (KC-46 software sustainment), Amentum Technology (materials and components), Assurance Technology Corp (software-definable systems), and BAE Systems (instrumentation range support). Radiance Technologies engaged Testforce as the authorized National Instruments distributor to supply data acquisition systems for its Static Structures and Loads Test (SSLT) facility (eight matching sub-awards February 2023). Testforce also supplied equipment to Leidos for British Undersea Testing and Evaluation Center high-gain measurement systems (April 2024) and to Advanced Acoustic Concepts for Mark 48 sonar signal transmitter test sets (June 2025).

Testforce's NAICS footprint is heavily concentrated in Instrument Manufacturing for Measuring and Testing Electricity and Electrical Signals (113 awards), with secondary concentrations in Totalizing Fluid Meter and Counting Device Manufacturing (18 awards) and Research and Development in Physical and Engineering Sciences (12 awards). The PSC concentration mirrors this: Electrical and Electronic Properties Measuring and Testing Instruments account for 100 awards, Laboratory Equipment and Supplies for 14, and Radio and Television Communication Equipment for 9. The portfolio reflects a pure-play equipment distributor model with no custom engineering, software development, or systems integration services appearing in the named awards.