TELEDYNE FLIR DEFENSE, INC.

Teledyne FLIR Defense, Inc. specializes in the design, integration, repair, and upgrade of advanced electro-optical and infrared sensor systems for military and aerospace platforms. Their core capabilities center on forward-looking infrared (FLIR) turret units, command and control electronics, and precision guidance instrumentation, with deep expertise in thermal imaging systems, sensor data integration, and depot-level maintenance of mission-critical avionics. The contractor performs test, teardown, and evaluation of complex electro-optical assemblies, including hardware refurbishment, firmware upgrades, and component-level repairs to sustain operational readiness across naval, air, and ground platforms. Their technical proficiency spans sensor calibration, embedded system diagnostics, and ruggedized electronics packaging, with a demonstrated ability to execute rapid field-to-depot sustainment cycles for high-demand defense systems. The company maintains a dominant relationship with the Department of Defense, consistently delivering sensor sustainment, modernization, and integration services for manned and unmanned aerial systems, including UH-1N helicopters and littoral combat ships. Their work supports mission-critical surveillance, targeting, and navigation functions across multiple service branches, with recurring contracts for repair, upgrade, and lifecycle extension of FLIR-based sensor suites. Industry focus is firmly rooted in search, detection, and guidance instrument manufacturing (NAICS 334511), with supplementary expertise in textile enclosure manufacturing for sensor housings and precision electronic repair. This positions them as a niche provider of integrated electro-optical systems that bridge hardware fabrication, field maintenance, and system modernization within defense aerospace markets. Based in Wilsonville, Oregon, Teledyne FLIR Defense, Inc. operates as a Tier 2 contractor with no active government certifications. Their geographic and operational footprint is aligned with U.S. defense industrial base priorities, serving as a key sustainment partner for legacy and upgraded infrared sensor architectures across the DoD enterprise.