Born from Orolia Defense & Security and now part of Safran, Safran Federal Systems develops assured positioning, navigation and timing technologies for U.S. government and defense missions. Its Rochester-based team builds GNSS simulation and testing systems, navigation-warfare tools and custom open-architecture solutions for operating and evaluating systems in GPS-denied environments. The company is proxy-regulated and free of foreign ownership, control or influence, and holds CMMC Level 2 certification for sensitive defense work.
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TRX Systems, IncFounded in 2004, TRX Systems develops assured positioning, navigation and timing systems for military and other users operating where GPS is degraded, denied or compromised. Its NEON technology grew from work locating public-safety personnel indoors into products shipped by the thousands, while the company’s TRX DAPS II is now being produced for the U.S. Army’s dismounted warfighters. Based in Greenbelt, Maryland, TRX combines more than 20 years of research with 50 U.S. patents and is an ISO 9001:2015 registered organization.GREENBELT, MD
Safran - Navigation & TimingFormerly known as Orolia and Spectracom, Safran Navigation & Timing is a global PNT technology business serving commercial and defense customers. Its work keeps critical systems synchronized and able to determine position when satellite signals are disrupted, with more than 20,000 time servers deployed across over 100 countries.WEST HENRIETTA, NY
Frequency Electronics, IncSince 1961, Long Island-based Frequency Electronics has designed and manufactured precision timing, frequency-control and synchronization systems for demanding space, defense, communications and other terrestrial applications. Its vertically integrated operation produces key building blocks such as quartz resonators and rubidium atomic clocks in-house, while subsidiaries FEI-Zyfer and FEI-Elcom Tech extend the business into GPS-based assured positioning and RF microwave systems. FEI’s timing technology has supported more than 120 space programs, including the GPS III satellite constellation.MITCHEL FIELD, NY