United States Technologies Inc.

United States Technologies Inc., Arotech Division (doing business as U.S.T.), a self-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Fair Lawn, New Jersey, manufactures and repairs sophisticated electronic components, power supplies, circuit card assemblies, and defense electronics systems as a prime contractor across Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, and civilian federal agencies. The vendor operates 100% as a prime (1,244 of 1,246 recent awards) and competes full-and-open with no set-aside category designations; its small disadvantaged business posture is self-certified rather than formally SBA-designated.

U.S.T. concentrates work in electronic component repair and manufacturing grounded in concrete platform support. Representative examples include a $1,462,500 single-award IDIQ with the U.S. Coast Guard (awarded January 2025, through January 2030) to repair up to 250 Rockwell Collins URG-III power amplifiers to original equipment manufacturer specifications, with two task orders already issued for $146,250 each; a $3,000,000 single-award IDIQ with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (awarded September 2024, through September 2029) for Signal Processor Interface Panels supporting NEXRAD WSR-88D weather radar systems, with an initial task order for $1,485,000; a $300,274 single-award IDIQ with the Air Force Materiel Command Ogden Air Logistics Complex (awarded September 2024, through September 2029) for F-16 Multiplex Bus Fault Isolator repair and related circuit card assemblies; and a $1,960,222 definitive contract with Naval Supply Systems Command (awarded January 2026) for power supply subassemblies manufactured per technical drawing package specifications. Smaller representative work spans Coast Guard purchases for open-inspect-repair of power amplifiers, UPS units, antenna couplers, and receiver-transmitters; Navy circuit card assembly repair with mandatory turnaround-time requirements (ranging 71 to 280 days per solicitation); and Air Force sustainment of display module assemblies and trigger pulse amplifiers.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to Navy platforms. The top five customer agencies by award count account for 72% of recent awards, led by Naval Supply Systems Command (300 awards, $23.5 million combined potential value) and Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center (233 awards, $101.2 million combined potential value). By potential-value share, Naval Air Warfare Center dominates at $101.2 million (53% of the total), followed by Naval Supply Systems Command at $23.5 million. The Ogden Air Logistics Complex (139 awards, $14.8 million), Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (15 awards, $11.7 million), and Air Force Sustainment Center (118 awards, $11.3 million) round out the top five. The two Navy customers together account for approximately 70% of combined potential value; this concentration creates recompete exposure but also signals deep incumbent positioning with the Navy's logistics command.

U.S.T. holds multiple standing IDIQs anchoring task order authority. The top parent vehicles are internal Navy contracts (Indefinite Delivery Contract N6893614D0020 with 64 task orders totaling $12.9 million, N6893614D0023 with 61 task orders totaling $5.1 million, and N6893609D0025 with 36 task orders totaling $5.1 million), plus Air Force agreements (Indefinite Delivery Contract FA825014D0004 with 26 task orders totaling $579 thousand). These vehicles represent U.S.T.'s primary bid channels; the vendor does not appear on GWACs, GSA Schedules, or governmentwide IDIQs.

Activity has declined year over year—70 awards in 2022 declining to 11 in 2026 (partial year)—though this reflects the source snapshot window rather than terminal trend; obligated dollars across all awards total $102.5 million against $190.1 million potential value, indicating 54% realization. Eight awards (combined potential value $3,000,000) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore represent near-term recompete exposure.

U.S.T. performs all work in-house at its Fair Lawn, New Jersey facility and carries minimal subcontract footprint (two sub-awards to Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc. for power supply circuit card assemblies). The vendor's portfolio spans primarily NAICS 811210 (Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance), with secondary activity in printed circuit board and electronic assembly manufacturing. By PSC code, work concentrates on electrical and electronic assemblies, boards, and cards (242 awards), electronic countermeasures equipment (160 awards), and converters and electrical components (141 awards).

The vendor is a subsidiary of Ust-Aldetec Holding Company, LLC (self-certified small disadvantaged business, limited liability company). U.S.T.'s award trajectory and customer concentration—dominated by Navy and Air Force logistics commands issuing small-to-mid-size purchase orders and delivery orders against standing indefinite delivery contracts—position it as a specialized repair and manufacturing source rather than a systemwide prime or subcontractor with broad federal reach. The absence of set-aside competition and full-and-open standing reflect U.S.T.'s technical capabilities as a sole source or qualified repair provider for proprietary electronic components where government does not own technical data rights.