BAE Systems Controls Inc.

BAE Systems Controls Inc., a subsidiary of BAE Systems Information and Electronic Systems Integration Inc., manufactures specialized aviation electronics, flight control computers, circuit card assemblies, and electronic components for the Department of Defense as a prime contractor competing in full-and-open procurements with no set-aside posture. The company operates from Endicott, New York and Fort Wayne, Indiana, with a federal footprint spanning nearly 1,900 awards (81% prime, 19% sub) carrying combined potential value of $1.93 billion.

The customer concentration sits heavily with defense logistics and naval sustainment commands. The Naval Supply Systems Command dominates by award count at 656 awards worth $90.9 million combined potential value, followed by Defense Logistics Agency Aviation at 470 awards ($45.8 million) and Air Force Materiel Command units. By dollar magnitude, the Ogden Air Logistics Complex anchors the portfolio at 64 awards carrying $902.3 million in combined potential value — this single customer represents 47% of the total reported dollar pool and reflects BAE Systems Controls' strategic importance to F-16 and other tactical-platform sustainment. The Department of the Air Force proper accounts for five awards worth $400.1 million (principally a large indefinite delivery vehicle). Naval Air Systems Command and the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command round out the top five customers by potential value, together representing 81% of reported dollar exposure across the portfolio.

Recent capability work demonstrates BAE Systems Controls' core competencies. Representative prime delivery orders and definitive contracts include a $1.146 billion order from the Ogden Air Logistics Complex (October 2025) for motional transducers for the F-16 supporting foreign military sales to Bulgaria and Poland; a $589.8 thousand Naval Supply Systems Command delivery order (August 2025) for circuit card assembly manufacturing; a $579.7 thousand NAVSUP order (October 2025) for circuit card assembly; a $372.3 thousand Ogden Air Logistics Complex delivery order (February 2026) for F-16 flight control stick force transducers; and a $503.9 thousand Naval Air Warfare Center contract (May 2026) for test set loop resistance. In sub work, BAE Systems Controls supplies electronic components and assemblies to The Boeing Company on C-17 Globemaster III sustainment programs and to Northrop Grumman on B-2 and P-3 aircraft maintenance support.

Vehicle positioning spans multiple defense logistics IDIQs and BOAs. The Basic Ordering Agreement SPRPA110G001Z (Department of Defense Land and Maritime) carries 395 task orders worth $65.5 million; Indefinite Delivery Contract N0038305G008A (Naval Supply Systems Command) carries 307 task orders worth $36.1 million; IDC FA852621D0001 (Air Force) supports 234 task orders; and Basic Ordering Agreements N0038316G013F and N0038321GY101 (Naval Supply Systems Command) carry 164 and 124 task orders respectively. A recently awarded Basic Ordering Agreement with DoD Land and Maritime (December 2025, five-year term through 2030) establishes framework for circuit board retainers, toggle switches, electrical plates, push switches, ball bearings, cabin modules, cable assemblies, electrical chassis, and filter assemblies. Activity has accelerated year over year — from 50 awards in 2022 to 104 in 2024 to 300 in 2025 — with 65 awards (combined potential value $50.3 million) facing ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months and therefore recompete exposure.

The capability footprint concentrates in aircraft components and avionics. NAICS distribution shows 915 awards under Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing, 426 awards in Search/Detection/Navigation/Guidance systems, and 344 awards in Aircraft Manufacturing. PSC coding mirrors this concentration: 331 awards for Automatic Pilot Mechanisms and Airborne Gyro Components, 275 for Electrical and Electronic Assemblies/Boards/Cards, 162 for Airframe Structural Components, and 116 for Miscellaneous Aircraft Accessories. Work spans F-16, F-35, F-15, F/A-18, KC-46, KC-135, CH-47, V-22, and P-3 platforms with sustainment and modernization focus across the Air Force, Navy, and Army.