PLX INC.

PLX INC. specializes in the design, manufacturing, and integration of precision optical and alignment instrumentation for government applications, with demonstrated expertise in high-accuracy measurement systems such as electronic autocollimators and alignment telescopes. Their technical focus centers on electro-optical metrology, precision mechanical assembly, and calibration-ready instrumentation that meets stringent federal performance standards. The company’s capability lies in translating complex alignment requirements into rugged, field-deployable devices, ensuring sub-arcsecond precision for applications requiring exact angular measurement and beam alignment—critical in scientific, defense, and health infrastructure environments. Their specialization in automated optical alignment systems suggests deep familiarity with interferometry, collimation techniques, and servo-controlled positioning, distinguishing them as a niche provider of mission-critical metrology hardware. PLX INC. has delivered specialized instrumentation to the Department of Health and Human Services, indicating a focused relationship with agencies requiring high-precision diagnostic or laboratory equipment. The award for the ACT-25B Electronic Autocollimator and Alignment Telescope suggests their products support laboratory calibration, biomedical imaging alignment, or optical system verification within HHS-affiliated research or regulatory facilities. The contractor’s primary NAICS classification, 333310, reflects active engagement in commercial and service industry machinery manufacturing—specifically, the production of precision test and measurement devices used beyond traditional industrial settings. This positions PLX INC. as a specialized supplier within the scientific instrumentation market, serving federal users who require custom-engineered optical alignment tools not available through standard commercial channels. PLX INC. is structured as a small business (2L entity) based in Deer Park, New York, with no public certifications on record. Their geographic footprint is localized, but their technical output supports national-level federal missions, particularly where precision optical alignment is essential to operational success.