X Technologies, Inc.

X Technologies, Inc., a minority-owned small disadvantaged business headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, operates as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) delivering electronic component repair, cable assembly manufacturing, test equipment design, and IT services to defense and civilian federal agencies across 40 customer organizations. The company is a Subchapter S Corporation, self-certified as a small disadvantaged business and Hispanic American-owned, competing predominantly in full-and-open procurements rather than set-asides, though it holds seats on multiple small-business-reserved vehicles including OASIS+ SB and POLARIS GWACs.

X Technologies' federal footprint centers on defense sustainment and repair work, with extraordinary concentration in naval and air force logistics. The top-five customers by potential value account for 76% of combined value and are anchored by a single massive outlier: the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command (4 awards, $72.55 billion combined potential value), which dominates the portfolio despite low award count. Excluding that outlier, the portfolio tracks to Air Force repair and manufacturing work — the Air Force Materiel Command (20 awards, $1.07 billion combined potential value), the Ogden Air Logistics Complex (50 awards, $111.7 million), and the Air Education and Training Command (18 awards, $114.3 million) form the operational core. By award count, the Ogden Air Logistics Complex (50 awards) and Air Force Sustainment Center (52 awards) lead, followed by Naval Air Warfare Center (32 awards, $543.1 million potential value). This split between volume (many small Air Force repair orders) and dollars (large Navy ships and missiles work) reflects a dual-track customer model: high-velocity transactional work with AFMC sustainment centers on GPS amplifier repair, cable assemblies, and test equipment, combined with strategic primes on large-value platforms.

Concrete capability work illustrates the scope. On Air Force repair, X Technologies holds delivery orders valued at $173,046 (August 2025) for GPS program high-power amplifier repairs, $270,852 (July 2024) for GPS driver amplifier repair, and $321,257 (April 2024) for combined driver and power amplifier repair — all firm fixed price orders under standing IDCs with the Ogden Air Logistics Complex. Manufacturing-side examples include a $403,628 definitive contract (January 2024) from DLA Aviation for cable assemblies under NSN 5995-01-662-9333 and a $219,540 purchase order (June 2025) to design, manufacture, and install a DC Motor Test Stand for the Army's Combat Division at Red River Army Depot. On the IT services side, X Technologies holds two large Coast Guard delivery orders under the CIO-SP3 SB GWAC: a $2.58 million order (September 2021) for key management infrastructure, intermediary application, and COMSEC technical training and support at the C5ISC facility, and a $2.21 million order (May 2026) for intermediary application technical support and training at Portsmouth, Virginia. On the strategic vehicle front, X Technologies was awarded a $4.77 million bridge-action definitive contract (June 2025) from the Air Force Electronic Systems Center and a $218,971 cost-plus-fixed-fee task order (July 2021) under the National Cyber Range Complex Event Planning, Operations and Support contract for NCRC Innovation and Technology Council support.

X Technologies holds prime seats on major government-wide vehicles and strategic multi-year IDCs. The SHIELD program IDC (awarded December 2025, Missile Defense Agency, $151 billion ceiling through December 2035) is the portfolio's most recent headline vehicle, a multiple-award IDIQ for air, missile, space, cyber, and hybrid threat defense across research, development, prototyping, and production. The Automatic Test Systems Acquisition-I (ATSA-I) contract with Air Force Materiel Command (awarded September 2025, $980 million ceiling through September 2035) covers full-lifecycle sustainment of automatic test systems and legacy equipment. On small-business GWACs, X Technologies holds awards on POLARIS (GSA FAS, $999,999,999,999 ceiling, full and open small business set-aside, through January 2030) and OASIS+ Total Small Business (GSA FAS, $999,999,999,999 ceiling, through December 2029). Both vehicles support IT services, cybersecurity, communications, and electronics manufacturing. X Technologies also holds single-award IDCs with Air Force Materiel Command for Interface Test Adapters ($43.9 million potential value, through April 2029) and with Naval Air Warfare Center on a Blanket Purchase Agreement ($4.99 million ceiling, through December 2029). The National Cyber Range Complex Event Planning, Operations and Support contract (awarded July 2021, Office of Secretary of Defense, $2.42 billion multiple-award IDIQ, 14 awardees, through July 2031) and the CIO-SP3 SB GWAC (GSA, $20 billion multiple-award, through 2026 for X Technologies' position) round out the major vehicles. At the ground level, X Technologies executes 28 task orders under a single Air Force IDC (FA825008D0002) for $4.6 million combined value, reflecting the high-volume, low-ticket transactional model with sustainment centers.

Activity has remained steady year over year across 2022–2025 (ranging 9–13 awards annually) with one award recorded in 2026 to date. The recompete cliff over the next twenty-four months is minimal — only two awards totaling $446,000 in combined potential value face ultimate completion in that window, indicating limited near-term replacement risk. By category, electronic and precision equipment repair dominates (52 awards), followed by electrical and electronic measurement instrumentation manufacturing (40 awards) and engineering services (33 awards). PSC coding aligns: maintenance, repair, and rebuild of electrical and electronic equipment components (48 awards) and electrical and electronic measurement instruments (37 awards) represent the core.

Across SCI-reportable prime service contracts (FY2022–FY2024, contracts above $150,000 threshold), X Technologies reported $51.9 million in invoiced revenue: $17.2 million in FY2022 (71.2 FTEs), $19.9 million in FY2023 (74.7 FTEs), and $14.8 million in FY2024 (195 FTEs). The FTE jump in FY2024 reflects a small number of records with higher FTE allocations rather than organic headcount growth. On SCI prime records, median government-paid rates ran around $120.48 per hour, with rates ranging from $85.07 per hour at the 10th percentile to $145.27 per hour at the 90th percentile, reflecting a mix of junior technical and senior engineering labor. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors performed an average 24% of contractor hours, with 27 named subcontractors identified. X Technologies operates a hybrid delivery model: performing the majority of work in-house while maintaining a stable sub bench for specialized capacity. On the GSA Schedule, X Technologies offers 25 active labor categories with hourly rates spanning $67.51 to $183.23, ranging from junior analyst and network administrator roles (bachelor's degree, three years experience) through enterprise architects (bachelor's degree, fifteen years experience). No cleared labor is offered.

In its subcontractor role, X Technologies performs specialized manufacturing and assembly work for primes on defense programs. The company subcontracts to Raytheon Company on circuit card assembly test fixtures (April 2025) and to Colsa Corp on development, integration, and logistics support for the Bounty Hunter systems and subsystems (July 2025). These two sub awards represent under one percent of the portfolio by count but signal X Technologies' fit as a specialized component and repair supplier to large integrators.

Engineering Services, Electronics and Software Development, Integration, Program Office Support, Management Information Systems, Information Assurance and security assessments, ATE, Computer Upgrade Modification, Development and Maintenance.