Teledyne FLIR Defense

Headquarters

Wilsonville, OR

Founded

1978

Employees

Undisclosed

Total funding

Stage

Status

active

Domains

Website

defense.flir.com

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• ContractFamily of Weapon Sights-Individual (FWS-I) ContractFive-year firm-fixed-price IDIQ contract to supply the Army's FWS-I lightweight thermal weapon sight, which wirelessly links to ENVG-III/ENVG-B night vision goggles.
• ContractNBCRV Sensor Suite Upgrade ContractFour-year, $74.2 million Army contract for continued development of the next-gen Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Reconnaissance Vehicle (M1135 Stryker NBCRV) sensor suite, with Teledyne FLIR Defense as lead integrator.
• ContractAdvanced CBRN Sensor Drone Kits ContractArmy contract to deliver 45+ CBRN sensor drone kits (R80D SkyRaider UAS with MUVE B330 biological sensor and chem/rad detection payloads) under the CSIRP program.
• ContractGround Robots Sustainment ContractsTwo five-year Army requirements contracts covering nearly Teledyne FLIR Defense's entire ground-robot line — MTRS, CRS-H, FirstLook 110, SUGV 310, PackBot 525, Kobra 725 — for spares, repair, training, and FMS support.
• ContractNavy/Coast Guard Electro-Optical Sensor Sustainment IDIQ (2022)IDIQ contract to service electro-optical ISR sensor systems (replacement parts + technical support) for US Navy and Coast Guard platforms.
• ContractUSCG ESS-M Electro-Optical Sensor Modernization ContractFive-year IDIQ to supply 125+ Electro-Optic Sensor System-Modernized (ESS-M) units for MH-60/MH-65 rotary-wing aircraft, supporting USCG search-and-rescue, law enforcement, and maritime security missions.

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What does Teledyne FLIR Defense do?

Teledyne FLIR Defense traces to FLIR Systems, founded 1978 and independently publicly traded until Teledyne Technologies acquired it in May 2021. It retains a Wilsonville, OR HQ (legacy FLIR headquarters) alongside an Arlington, VA office opened 2019 for defense/Washington-area presence. As a Teledyne Technologies (NYSE: TDY) subsidiary, it is not separately funded or traded. Dr. JihFen Lei, EVP of Teledyne Technologies, leads the Aerospace & Defense Electronics segment including Teledyne FLIR Defense (effective Jan 1, 2026). Notable products include the Argus XL counter-drone sensor, supplied on AeroVironment's Titan MS task order under JIATF-401's Domestic Shield program.

Where is Teledyne FLIR Defense headquartered?

Teledyne FLIR Defense is headquartered in Wilsonville, OR and was founded in 1978.

Does Teledyne FLIR Defense hold government contracts?

Defense Tech Atlas links Teledyne FLIR Defense to 6 government contracts.

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