Cemtrex (NASDAQ:CETX) said its subsidiary Invocon has been chosen as an apparently successful offeror for a Phase I Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract from the U.S. Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) to develop modular components for naval mine warfare.
The contract falls under topic N254-P02 and highlights Invocon’s capabilities in advanced defense electronics and power systems engineering. Invocon, an aerospace and defense engineering company based in Conroe, Texas, was acquired by Cemtrex in January 2026.
Phase I SBIR awards are granted by the U.S. Department of Defense to small businesses proposing innovative technologies that address specific military needs. Invocon was selected from a competitive pool of proposals submitted nationwide.
“This selection reflects Invocon’s growing relevance to U.S. Navy programs and validates the technical depth of our team,” said Saagar Govil, CEO of Cemtrex. “We are pleased to expand Invocon’s relationship with NAVSEA and look forward to contributing to U.S. naval capability.”
Invocon focuses on engineering solutions for aerospace and defense customers, with expertise spanning electronics, energetics, power systems and precision instrumentation used in defense systems and commercial space launch programs.
About Cemtrex
Cemtrex, Inc. is a diversified industrial and technology company with operations spanning the security, industrial and aerospace and defense sectors.
Its Security division, led by Vicon Industries, develops video management software, surveillance cameras and integrated security solutions for enterprise, government and critical infrastructure clients. Through its Industrial segment, Advanced Industrial Services (AIS), the company provides rigging, millwrighting, process piping and equipment installation services to manufacturing customers across the United States.
Cemtrex’s Aerospace & Defense segment, centered around Invocon, delivers engineering, instrumentation and sensing technologies supporting aerospace, defense and space-related programs. The company said it aims to expand through disciplined execution and strategic growth while building long-term value for customers and shareholders.