Government & defense capability

Registration

Delivery history

Prime and subcontract awards are public record. Typical scope is test stations, power supply burn-in systems, test program sets, and calibration and repair services.

Questions procurement usually asks

Are you registered and active in SAM?

Yes — CAGE 4J0A3, UEI JQ1MBE7MJW81. Registration details are verifiable directly through SAM.gov rather than taken on our word.

Do you deliver as a prime or a subcontractor?

Both. We hold prime awards with the Navy and deliver as a subcontractor to defense primes on larger integrated programs.

Can you support first article and witness testing?

Yes. Systems are delivered against an agreed acceptance test procedure, and witness testing at our facility is a normal part of that.

What about export control and ITAR posture?

Export classification depends on the specific configuration and destination. Raise it at RFQ and we will address it in writing before quoting rather than after.

How long will the system be supportable?

Sustainment programs should ask this explicitly. Calibration, repair and obsolescence horizons are quoted per system — not assumed.

Where is the equipment made, and can you meet a sourcing restriction?

Intepro designs, integrates and tests its systems in Tustin, California. A delivered system also contains instruments from several manufacturers, and not all of those are domestic — the mix depends on the configuration. If your program carries a sourcing restriction, tell us at RFQ and we will confirm the country of origin of every item in writing before you order. We will not assert a blanket compliance position on a page.