Mercury Mission Systems LLC

Mercury Mission Systems LLC is a for-profit limited liability company and subsidiary of Mercury Systems Inc., based in Gulf Breeze, Florida, that specializes in the design, manufacture, repair, and integration of advanced electronic systems and avionics components for military aircraft platforms. The company serves as a prime contractor to the U.S. Department of Defense and related federal agencies, with particular expertise in producing mission-critical avionics equipment and providing sustainment services for fighter jets, helicopters, and special operations platforms. Since its registration in SAM.gov in January 2002, Mercury Mission Systems has established itself as a strategic supplier of cockpit communication systems, display units, pressure indicators, and related electronic components that support the operational readiness of military aircraft across multiple platforms and service branches.

Mercury Mission Systems has received numerous prime federal contract awards since 2021, totaling approximately $9.8 million in documented contract value from multiple federal agencies without any set-aside designations, indicating competitive procurement processes. The company's primary focus has been the production and repair of Cockpit Communication Control Panel Organizer (C3PO) systems for F-16 fighter jets, a mission-critical component that serves as a backup radio and Identify Friend or Foe controller; notable awards include a $5.2 million delivery order from the Aeronautical Systems Center in August 2025 and a $3.14 million delivery order from the same agency in March 2025. Beyond C3PO systems, Mercury Mission Systems has provided repair services for cockpit control display units, cabin pressure indicators, mounting brackets, and forward-looking infrared (FLIR) display units, with work performed primarily for the Air Force Materiel Command, Air Combat Command, Air Force Sustainment Center, Aeronautical Systems Center, U.S. Special Operations Command, Naval Supply Systems Command, and the U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command. The company has also completed Foreign Military Sales work, including a $4.47 million definitive contract from the U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command in May 2021 for the delivery of 86 Cockpit Management Units and avionics software support for the United Arab Emirates Apache program. As a subcontractor, Mercury Mission Systems has worked with major prime contractors including The Boeing Company, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Science Applications International Corporation, Defense Systems and Solutions, Sierra Nevada Company LLC, and Intuitive Research and Technology Corporation, providing materials and components such as video converters, long-wave infrared sensors, software development kits, and various display and avionics systems.

Mercury Mission Systems holds three single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts with federal agencies. The largest and most active is a $45 million IDV with the Air Force Materiel Command Aeronautical Systems Center for F-16 Cockpit Communication Control Panel Organizer (C3PO) products and services, which has generated numerous delivery orders since its establishment, including production units, software support, and prototype development work. A second single-award IDV valued at $435,830.40 was awarded by Air Combat Command in August 2024 for the repair of cabin pressure indicators in accordance with technical data and approval from the Assets Engineering Department, with a performance period extending through February 2030; two delivery orders totaling $119,175 have been issued against this vehicle for similar repair work. The third IDV, valued at $183,250 and awarded by the Air Force Sustainment Center in January 2023 with completion scheduled for January 2028, covers repairs applicable to the Starfire Forward Looking Infrared system on UH-1N helicopters, and has generated three delivery orders totaling approximately $35,939.83 for repair of mounting brackets and display units. Additionally, Mercury Mission Systems maintains a $5 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with U.S. Special Operations Command, awarded in September 2022 and extending through September 2027, for systems, technologies, products, and services in support of global special operations; four delivery orders have been issued against this vehicle totaling approximately $777,824.64 for baseline hardware and software configurations, technical tasking directives, and specialized mission systems support. All IDV awards were made through open competitive procurement processes without set-aside designations, and all work is performed at the company's facility in Gulf Breeze, Florida.