L3HARRIS TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

L3Harris Technologies, Inc. specializes in the design, manufacturing, and support of advanced military-grade communications equipment, with deep expertise in handheld tactical radios, secure waveform integration, and expeditionary wireless systems. The company delivers ruggedized, encrypted communication solutions such as the AN/PRC-117G and AN/PRC-163 radios, featuring lithium-ion power systems, multi-channel operation, and field-upgradable firmware for demanding operational environments. Their technical capabilities span RF engineering, secure waveforms, software-defined radio architectures, and embedded cybersecurity, with a focus on interoperability across U.S. military networks. L3Harris also provides trade-in kits, standalone upgrades, and accessory ecosystems for legacy and next-generation platforms, ensuring seamless modernization of fielded communications hardware. The contractor maintains a primary relationship with the Department of Defense, supplying mission-critical radio systems and support kits to Army, Air Force, and special operations units. Work includes direct procurement of end-item radios, replacement components, and fielded system enhancements, often under sole-source arrangements due to proprietary technology and OEM status. Engagement with the Navy’s NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support Mechanism further indicates integration into naval expeditionary and shipboard communication architectures. L3Harris’s industry focus centers on NAICS 334220—radio and wireless communications equipment manufacturing—where they serve as a trusted OEM for defense-grade tactical radios and associated subsystems. Their market positioning is defined by specialized manufacturing of secure, field-deployable communications hardware, with secondary capabilities in electronic component fabrication and communications support services. As a 2L entity headquartered in Rochester, NY, L3Harris operates as a Tier 1 defense contractor with no public certifications listed. Their geographic presence is anchored in U.S. defense industrial base regions, with manufacturing and engineering focused on high-assurance electronics for national security applications.