Videoray LLC

Videoray LLC, a Pottstown, Pennsylvania-based manufacturer of underwater remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) and related equipment, operates as a prime contractor (98% of recent awards) on full-and-open federal procurements with no small business set-aside designation across its portfolio. The company is a for-profit limited liability company and subsidiary of Bluehalo LLC, a Huntsville, Alabama-based corporate parent. Videoray has been a federal prime contractor since 2001, with a primary focus on designing, manufacturing, and supporting advanced underwater robotic systems for naval and defense missions including inspection, surveillance, maintenance, explosive ordnance disposal, and search-and-rescue operations.

Videoray's customer concentration sits overwhelmingly with the U.S. Navy. The top five customer agencies by potential value account for 92% of combined dollars, led by the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (19 awards, $150.2 million combined potential value) and Naval Sea Systems Command (40 awards, $102.2 million combined potential value), with the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support, Navy Expeditionary Combat Command, and the Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard rounding out the active set. By award count alone, the US Coast Guard dominates (82 awards), but those awards carry minimal dollar value ($1.4 million combined), reflecting small consumable and support orders; the Navy's two principal commands drive the dollar concentration. This divergence signals Videoray's dual posture: high-volume spare-parts and consumables sales to Coast Guard, offset by large platform-development and production orders from Naval Information Warfare Systems Command and Naval Sea Systems Command.

Videoray holds two significant single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts with Naval Information Warfare Systems Command: the MESR PRODUCTION contract valued at $92.7 million through May 2029 (awarded May 10, 2024), which procures advanced ROV systems, components, and support services including the MK20 Defender platform; and the MESR ENGINEERING SERVICES contract valued at $30.7 million through February 2030 (awarded March 6, 2025), which supplies spare parts and engineering support for underwater robotic platforms. These two IDCs anchor Videoray's prime footprint and account for the majority of the Navy's dollar exposure. Additionally, Videoray maintains seats on the General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule (111 task orders, $4.1 million combined potential value) and holds an Other Transaction IDV designated W15QKN199P003 (10 task orders, $47 million combined potential value) supporting prototype development and advanced platform production for naval explosive ordnance disposal missions. Recent representative awards include a $7.6 million firm fixed-price delivery order from Naval Information Warfare Systems Command for MESR PRODUCTION-FY25 operations (December 2024), a $1.4 million order from Navy Expeditionary Combat Command for MK20 Defender platform production (July 2025), and a $974,854 order from the Defense Threat Reduction Agency for advanced ROV systems under the MESR PRODUCTION IDC (September 2025).

Activity has grown from six awards in 2023 to eighteen in 2025, with only three awards (combined potential value $1.5 million) facing ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal near-term recompete exposure. Videoray also subcontracts at low volume (2% of recent awards) to defense systems primes including Leidos, Peraton, and The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory on autonomous systems engineering, marine mammal operations support, and technical program work. The company's capability portfolio centers on manufacturing and delivering complete ROV systems (the MK20 Defender platform and Mission Specialist Pro product lines prominent in the awards), spare parts and field-replaceable units, engineering services for prototype development, and training. Videoray's federal work is performed primarily from its Pottstown, Pennsylvania facility, with some secondary operations reported at Green Valley, Arizona. The subsidiary structure under Bluehalo reflects a portfolio-company model; Videoray operates as a discrete prime contractor with distinct Navy and Coast Guard customer relationships and does not appear to share vehicle positions or teaming relationships with other Bluehalo portfolio companies in the source.