Weibel Equipment, Inc.

Weibel Equipment, Inc., a foreign-owned manufacturer of Doppler radar systems and related instrumentation, operates as a prime contractor (86% of recent awards) and subcontractor delivering specialized tracking radars, velocity radar systems, antenna assemblies, and repair services to the Department of Defense and allied federal agencies on a full-and-open (non-set-aside) basis. The Reston, Virginia–headquartered company recently secured a landmark $151 billion multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract with the Missile Defense Agency for the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) program, awarded January 21, 2026, with performance extending through December 2035.

Weibel's core capability footprint centers on radar equipment manufacturing and sustainment. Signature prime contracts include a $1,922,580 definitive contract with TACOM Life Cycle Management Command (awarded January 2023) for delivery of 55 PMVS (Paladin Mechanical Ventilation System) antenna and container assemblies (NSN 5895-01-524-8674) for the M109 Paladin Family of Vehicles, with a $967,250 follow-on definitive contract awarded May 2025 for repair of 53 additional units through March 2026; a $1,277,630 purchase order from Air Combat Command (May 2022) for Weibel Radar Systems delivery to Holloman Air Force Base; a $498,160 sole-source purchase order from Army Test and Evaluation Command (July 2022) for two Weibel Scientific RTP-2100MBPA Real Time Processor units to replace aging Multi Frequency Tracking Radar components; and a $256,500 non-competitive purchase order from the Army Corps of Engineers Engineer Research and Development Center (August 2022) for a Weibel SL-30033PE velocity radar system supporting blast and projectile-tracking research. Naval Sea Systems Command has procured Weibel Doppler equipment and pedestal upgrades totaling $10.9 million across 13 awards, including a $225,100 purchase order (September 2023) for Weibel Doppler SL-15028 low-noise equipment and a $117,795 purchase order (January 2024) for tracking radar pedestal repair and WINTRACK 2012 control software site licenses.

Customer concentration splits between volume and dollar value. The Army accounts for 25 awards by count, but the Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center's PEO Simulation, Training and Instrumentation leads in potential value with 12 awards worth $40.8 million combined, while PEO Ground Combat Systems accounts for 12 awards at $23.7 million combined potential value. Naval Sea Systems Command represents the third-largest customer by dollars ($10.9 million across 13 awards), followed by the United States Marine Corps ($7.6 million across 3 awards). Five customer organizations account for 84% of combined potential value. The top five customer agencies or sub-components by award count represent 45% of the total award portfolio.

Weibel places most work through Army IDIQs: Indefinite Delivery Contract W15QKN10D0506 carries 12 task orders worth $23.1 million combined potential value, W900KK11D0004 carries 12 task orders at $6 million combined potential value, and DAAD0599D7018 and DAAD0595D7038 together account for 13 task orders. Indefinite Delivery Contract FA252120D0005 under Air Force Space Command has generated 16 task orders. Combined obligated dollars across all awards total $81.8 million (78% of combined potential value).

Activity has accelerated sharply: three awards in 2022, three in 2023, eight in 2024, and 21 in 2025, with the January 2026 SHIELD IDIQ representing the largest vehicle secured in the source record. The company's subcontractor footprint routes through established defense primes. BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services Inc. accounts for the plurality of sub-awards, with Weibel supplying radar components, calibration targets, amplifiers, power packs, and digital signal processing cards under the Instrumentation Range Support Program III. L3Harris Interstate Electronics Corporation receives Weibel flight test instrumentation support including antenna, receiver packs, circuit card assemblies, real-time processors, and X-band radar systems. Leidos and General Dynamics Ordnance & Tactical Systems also use Weibel as a supplier. KBR Wyle Services has subcontracted Weibel for instrumentation systems deployed globally under NASA's Wallops Flight Facility range operations and maintenance agreement.

Weibel's primary NAICS classification is Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing (102 awards), with secondary concentration in Hardware Manufacturing (11 awards), Engineering Services (8 awards), Computer Terminal and Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing (7 awards), and Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing (7 awards). Primary PSC concentration is Radar Equipment, Except Airborne (55 awards), followed by Guns Over 150mm through 200mm (12 awards), Hardware Commercial (11 awards), and Miscellaneous Communication Equipment (10 awards).