Aegis Power Systems Inc.

Aegis Power Systems Inc., headquartered in Murphy, North Carolina, is a woman-owned small business manufacturer specializing in the design and production of advanced power supply systems and electronic components for defense and federal agencies. Since its registration with SAM.gov in 2001, the company has established itself as a critical supplier to the Department of the Navy and broader defense enterprise through its expertise in power electronics, converters, and specialized electrical assemblies. Aegis Power Systems delivers sophisticated power conversion devices, uninterruptible power supplies, circuit card assemblies, and related electrical components that support critical military systems and combat operations across multiple service branches.

Aegis Power Systems has received substantial prime federal contract awards totaling approximately $3.6 million in recent years, supplemented by multiple indefinite delivery vehicle arrangements. The company's prime contract work encompasses the supply of AC-DC power supplies, 24VDC power supplies, Q chassis power supply modules, AEGIS power converters, and power conversion devices for naval vessels and systems. Key funding agencies include the Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command, Naval Air Systems Command, Department of the Army, Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, and Communications Electronics Command. Notably, the company has received several Small Business Innovation Research awards from the Department of the Army, including a $1.62 million SBIR Phase II contract for advanced power systems development and multiple Phase I awards valued between $227,000 and $245,000 for hybrid electric powertrain and modular auxiliary power unit research. Aegis has also served as a subcontractor to major defense primes including Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, Northrop Grumman, L3Harris, General Dynamics, DRS Sustainment Systems, BAE Systems, and W.R. Systems, providing AC-DC power supplies, power sources, VME digital power supplies, and various electrical equipment and components. The company's contracts have been awarded through both small business set-asides and competitive procurements, with most recent purchase orders and delivery orders utilizing firm fixed-price arrangements for standardized and specialized power supply solutions.

Aegis Power Systems has received federal grant awards through the U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Business Cooperative Services under the Rural Energy for America Program. The company received three separate REAP Renewable Energy Systems grants designed to support renewable energy projects and sustainable business development. Awards included a grant with an ultimate completion date of September 2026, a grant completed in September 2025, and a smaller grant under $20,000 completed in May 2024. These grants supported the company's renewable energy initiatives and capital investments in sustainable power generation and energy storage technologies, complementing its core business in military power supply manufacturing and positioning the company for broader commercial and federal renewable energy applications.

Aegis Power Systems maintains two significant indefinite delivery vehicle contracts that demonstrate its strategic role as a power supply provider to the Department of the Navy. The first IDV, awarded by Naval Information Warfare Systems Command on April 25, 2023, carries a ceiling value of $28.66 million through April 2026 and covers the production of Q chassis power supply modules for critical naval combat systems. Under this IDV, the company has received a $951,054.09 delivery order for Q power supply module engineering changes and production units. The second IDV, awarded by Naval Air Systems Command's Naval Air Warfare Center on June 7, 2023, has a ceiling value of $527,270 through June 2028 and provides for the supply of AEGIS power converters to support naval aircraft and weapons systems programs. Against this vehicle, the company received an initial delivery order valued at $92,890 for 14 AEGIS power converter units. Both IDVs are single-award contracts without set-aside designations, reflecting the government's determination that Aegis possesses unique capabilities and proprietary technology necessary for these specialized naval power supply applications. These indefinite delivery vehicles underscore Aegis Power Systems' established position as a sole-source supplier for critical power conversion systems essential to Navy ship construction, life cycle management, and combat system operations.

Aegis Power Systems is a designer and manufacturer of power conversion equipment including AC-DC power supplies, DC-DC power converters, DC-AC power inverters, and related hardware. Our agile team work collaboratively with customer to innovate products meeting the latest technology needs, especially for application in harsh and rugged environments.