Amphenol Borisch Technologies, Inc.

Amphenol Borisch Technologies, Inc., doing business as Borisch MFG, is a subsidiary of Amphenol Corporation, a global leader in interconnect solutions located in Kentwood, Michigan. The company specializes in manufacturing electronic components for defense and aerospace sectors, providing critical interconnect boxes, circuit card assemblies, backplane assemblies, and cable assemblies to various U.S. military programs. As a for-profit organization registered in SAM.gov since 2014, Borisch MFG has established itself as a key supplier to defense agencies, supporting military aircraft, ground vehicle platforms, and critical defense infrastructure.

The company has an extensive history of federal contract awards, primarily with defense agencies like the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime, as well as the U.S. Army Materiel Command. Their prime and sub-contract awards predominantly focus on electronic component manufacturing, including interconnecting boxes, semiconductor devices, circuit card assemblies, and cable harnesses. Notable prime contract partners include General Dynamics Land Systems Inc. and Raytheon Company, with contract values ranging from approximately $10,000 to over $200,000. The majority of their contract awards are not designated as small business set-asides, reflecting the company's capability to compete in broader federal contracting environments. Their contracts consistently support critical defense platforms such as the M1 Abrams tank and various military aircraft systems.

Amphenol Borisch Technologies holds two significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDVs) that underscore its strategic importance in defense electronics. The first IDV, awarded by DLA Aviation, has a potential value of $418,710 and focuses on providing interconnect boxes with multiple firm-fixed-price delivery orders totaling $298,384. The second IDV, issued by the Department of the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal, is valued at $968,376 and covers circuit card assemblies for the M1 Abrams tank program. This contract guarantees a minimum of 89 assemblies with an estimated maximum of 771 over a three-year period. These IDVs demonstrate the company's ability to provide recurring, specialized electronic components critical to maintaining military equipment readiness and technological infrastructure.