901 D LLC

901 D LLC, the Curtiss-Wright 901D Division, manufactures ruggedized electronic components, equipment cabinets, heat exchangers, power supplies, and specialized hardware systems for Department of Defense and federal maritime agencies as a prime contractor (62% of awards) and a subcontractor to major defense primes, competing in the open federal marketplace without set-aside designations. A limited liability company and for-profit manufacturer headquartered in Monsey, New York, 901 D LLC is a wholly owned subsidiary of Curtiss-Wright Controls, Inc. and competes across full-and-open procurements rather than set-aside categories.

The company's customer base is concentrated in naval agencies. The top five funding customers account for 72% of recent awards and 96% of combined potential value. The Department of the Navy Naval Air Warfare Center leads by potential value with 43 awards worth $17.2 million, followed by Naval Sea Systems Command with 89 awards worth $11.6 million. Naval Information Warfare Systems Command accounts for 92 awards worth $2 million, and Naval Supply Systems Command holds 37 awards worth $1.5 million. Defense Logistics Agency Aviation and Land and Maritime round out the active set. The two rankings diverge markedly — Naval Information Warfare Systems Command places the most orders but Naval Air Warfare Center anchors the largest dollar values — a signal that 901 D LLC supplies high-value technical components to platform modernization programs while filling commodity items (keyboards, fans, filters) through smaller DLA and NAVSUP orders.

901 D LLC holds named positions on five top parent vehicles. An Indefinite Delivery Contract (W31P4Q22D0004) carries 21 task orders; the Federal Supply Schedule (GS27F0039N) has generated 10 task orders; the Multifunctional Information Distribution System On Ship Modernization Production vehicle has 8 task orders; Indefinite Delivery Contract N6523624D1011 and N6600121D0153 each carry 8 task orders. Recent prime work spans a $9.93 million Other Transaction Agreement with Naval Sea Systems Command for the Low-Frequency Hull-Mounted Dome Array Machinery Control System Technology Refresh Production (awarded March 2025); a $542,176 definitive contract with Naval Air Warfare Center for dual console and 2-bay rack equipment (March 2022); a $439,161 delivery order with Naval Air Warfare Center for equipment cabinet modifications under a five-year Basic Ordering Agreement established September 2023; and a $293,180 delivery order under the same BOA for ruggedized electronic components supporting AN/SRC-63 and AN/SRC-63A Radio Communications Systems integration. Smaller commodity awards include a $155,960 purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command for heat exchangers (July 2025) and a $241,050 delivery order from Naval Air Warfare Center for equipment cabinet modifications (July 2025).

The company operates at scale across its subcontractor footprint. 901 D LLC subs to Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation on the Integrated Battle Command System (IBCS) hardware low-rate initial production and full-rate production program, delivering precision turned products and metal fabrication (multiple awards dating through September 2025). The vendor supplies cabinets, enclosures, and metal fabrication work to Laurel Technologies Partnership on the Multifunctional Information Distribution System On Ship Modernization shipboard cabinet assembly programs (recurring awards through April 2026). It provides equipment enclosures and cable support hardware to Chugach Technical Solutions LLC on Offshore Patrol Cutter and LCS-class vessel systems integration efforts. 901 D LLC also subs to BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services, General Dynamics Mission Systems, Electric Boat Corporation, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Leidos, Serco, Saab, and Huntington Ingalls, typically delivering cabinets, racks, power control units, and electronic enclosures for naval combat systems and platform modernization programs. The company's category concentration is weighted toward fabricated metal products (65 awards), engineering services (51 awards), and ship building support (28 awards); top PSCs include miscellaneous communication equipment, hardware weapon systems, fans and air circulators, and air purification equipment.

Recent activity stands at 64 awards in 2025 and 68 in 2024, compared to 35 in 2022 — signaling sustained demand but without material acceleration. Only two awards face completion inside the next twenty-four months, with combined potential value of $173 thousand, indicating minimal near-term recompete exposure. The vendor's combined potential value of $34.4 million sits against combined dollars obligated of $76.6 million, reflecting historical invoicing above initial ceiling estimates — typical for firm-fixed-price hardware supply contracts with Navy customers.