American Computer Development, Incorporated

American Computer Development, Incorporated, doing business as American Computer Development Inc., manufactures printed circuit board assemblies, circuit card assemblies, and microelectronic components for Department of Defense platforms as a prime contractor on small-business-set-aside and full-and-open delivery orders and blanket purchase agreements. The Frederick, Maryland-based for-profit manufacturer competes across both set-aside and unrestricted vehicles, with 82% of recent awards landing as prime contracts.

American Computer Development's customer base concentrates heavily on Navy commands. The top five customer agencies account for 75% of recent awards by count, led by Naval Sea Systems Command (20 awards, $100.5 million combined potential value), Naval Air Systems Command (27 awards, $6.4 million), and Naval Supply Systems Command (20 awards, $4.4 million), followed by the Defense Microelectronics Activity (9 awards, $5.6 million) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (3 awards, $699 thousand). The dollar concentration is even tighter: Naval Sea Systems Command dominates at $100.5 million of the combined $123.4 million potential value across all awards — an 81% share — reflecting the company's role as a critical supplier for naval shipbuilding and aviation electronics. Recent representative prime work includes a $2.1 million delivery order from Naval Supply Systems Command (July 2025) for circuit card assemblies; a $1.69 million delivery order from Naval Air Systems Command (July 2025) for Integrated Ultraviolet Aircraft Detection Program hardware assembly at Westgate, New York; and a $1.41 million delivery order from Naval Air Systems Command (May 2022) for IUADP hardware assembly and RFV attachment modification, with performance in Frederick, Maryland.

American Computer Development holds four active indefinite delivery vehicles. A February 2026 Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Defense Microelectronics Activity carries a $1.29 million ceiling for PCB fabrication and assembly of microelectronic components supporting DoD needs, running through February 2031, with anticipated fulfillment of approximately 60 GrimWing and 60 DireWing units through August 2030. A January 2026 single-award indefinite-delivery contract with the Defense Microelectronics Activity carries a $2 million ceiling through February 2029 for microelectronic systems integration, including PCB fabrication, component procurement, PCB assembly, cleaning, coating, rework and repair, mechanical component manufacturing, automated testing, burn-in and environmental screening, and system integration, with work performed at the contractor's Frederick facility and products shipped to McClellan Park, California. A June 2023 Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Defense Microelectronics Activity (ceiling $1.2 million, expiring June 2026) procured microelectronics fabrication, assembly, testing, and related services through two calls placed in 2023. An November 2021 Naval Sea Systems Command indefinite-delivery contract (ceiling $11 million, period through February 2025) procures build-to-print cables, harnesses, and related electronic assemblies in support of naval aviation and shipbuilding platforms including UH-1, MH-60R, and MH-60S helicopters.

Activity has grown from seven awards in 2022 to a recent peak of fifteen in 2024, with four awards placed in 2025 and four through early 2026. The Naval Sea Systems Command IDC (February 2025 expiration) represents a significant recompete exposure; combined potential value reaching ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months is not specified in the source, but the $100.5 million Naval Sea Systems Command portfolio suggests material recompete risk.

American Computer Development subcontracts primarily to Lockheed Martin Corporation on circuit card assembly and engineering tasks across sonobuoy detection systems, battery and power-conversion assemblies, and radio and signal-control CCAs, with recurring modifications and field-retrofit incorporation work spanning October 2023 through March 2025. Recent sub work also includes engineering support to SRC Inc. (October 2024) for C-UAS fixed-site low unmanned aerial vehicle integrated defeat systems electronics manufacturing. The subcontract footprint is narrowly concentrated on two primes and reflects embedded electronics-manufacturing roles within larger defense systems integrations rather than standalone module delivery.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on IPC and military-standard printed circuit board fabrication, assembly, cleaning, coating, repair, microelectronic component procurement, burn-in and environmental screening, and automated testing, grounded in NAICS 334418 (Printed Circuit Assembly Manufacturing) and PSC 5998 (Electrical and Electronic Assemblies, Boards, Cards, and Associated Hardware). Category concentration across the award footprint is deep: 33 of 105 awards carry Printed Circuit Assembly Manufacturing codes, 34 carry Other Electronic Component Manufacturing, and 19 carry Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing, indicating a specialized supplier role within Navy and DoD sensor and platform electronics rather than diversified IT or management-consulting services.

ACDi is an electronics manufacturing services provider. Core competencies include product engineering support services, printed circuit board layout to box-build assemblies, new product introduction, testing, systems integration, product life cycle management and cable assemblies/wiring harnesses.