UHU Technologies LLC

UHU Technologies LLC, a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Richardson, Texas, manufactures GPS threat-mitigation hardware and delivers engineering research and development services for spoofing and jamming detection and mitigation, operating as both a prime contractor (36% of recent awards) and a subcontractor (64%) to major defense primes. The company competes full-and-open without set-aside designations on its prime awards.

UHU Technologies operates a focused capability portfolio centered on GPS resilience and positioning-system hardening. The company's proprietary product line includes the UHU NorthStar component for detecting and processing jamming and spoofing signals affecting GPS reception, the KIT UHU1000 mobile GPS threat-mitigation system with antenna equipment, and the UHU1000-013B variant for embedded cybersecurity applications. Representative prime work includes a $426.9 thousand Definitive Contract with the U.S. Aeronautical Systems Center for the BIG SAFARI program (September 2024), a $239.8 thousand Small Business Innovation Research Phase I contract with Naval Information Warfare Systems Command for GPS spoofing and jamming detection technology development (January 2022), a $161.9 thousand Department of Transportation purchase order for jamming and spoofing technology compatibility research (September 2026), and a $102.3 thousand Department of Transportation purchase order for UHU NorthStar component procurement (September 2025). On the subcontract side, UHU Technologies supplies GPS threat-mitigation systems and communication components to L3Harris Technologies Integrated Systems and Sierra Nevada Company under BIG SAFARI and related advanced-exploitation programs, with sub-award activity spanning aircraft manufacturing, radio and wireless communications, and electronic computer manufacturing.

Customer concentration is dominated by defense and transportation sectors. The top five customers account for 88% of awards by count: the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command's Aeronautical Systems Center leads with 14 awards ($427 thousand combined potential value), followed by the Department of Transportation's Immediate Office of the Secretary (3 awards, $316 thousand), the Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command (2 awards, $357 thousand), the Department of the Army Materiel Command Research Development and Engineering Command (2 awards, $3.6 million), and the GSA Federal Acquisition Service (1 award, $425 thousand). The Army's two awards account for 71% of total potential value across the portfolio, anchoring the customer-value ranking against Air Force's volume leadership.

UHU Technologies holds a GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract (July 2026 through June 2031, $425 thousand ceiling) on the Multiple Award Schedule, enabling task-order placement by any federal ordering agency. The vendor also operates under three Air Force Basic Ordering Agreements — BOA FA862021G4027 (10 task orders), BOA FA862016G3027 (2 task orders), and BOA FA862021G4009 (2 task orders) — which account for the majority of its tracked activity. Award activity has accelerated sharply, moving from one award in 2022 to eight in 2024 and ten in 2025; only one award (combined potential value $162 thousand) faces completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal near-term recompete exposure. The combined potential value of $5.1 million across all awards is substantially exceeded by combined obligated dollars of $10.2 million, reflecting invoice rates that exceed contract ceilings or multiple-year sustained performance. Work is performed primarily at the contractor's Richardson location or in Washington, DC for DOT orders.

UHU Technologies has deep roots in signal intelligence and radio location with decades of experience producing high performance hardware. We are applying our expertise to the protection of GPS receivers for critical applications using techniques borrowed from the Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) world. Our patented techniques assure the integrity of GPS through spatial processing; for each signal we receive, we compute the angle of arrival and compare it to the known satellite location for that signal. Angle of arrival is the only signal feature that cannot be spoofed. Through additional signal processing, we spatially null (subtract) any spoofers or jammers and mitigate the threat. Our antenna products range from multi-octave, multi-beam, high gain steerable antenna arrays to low-profile omni antennas. We offer a full range of antenna products and services.