Ems Development Corporation

Ems Development Corporation, located in Yaphank, New York, is a for-profit manufacturer specializing in electronic components, with a primary focus on producing high-quality radio frequency filters, capacitors, and related electronic parts for the U.S. Department of Defense and other federal agencies. Registered in SAM.gov since October 2012, the company has established itself as a reliable supplier of critical electronic components used in military communications systems, aircraft, and weapon programs. As a manufacturer of electronic goods, Ems Development Corporation serves as both a prime and subcontractor, providing precision electronic parts that meet the stringent requirements of defense and aerospace applications.

The company has secured numerous federal contract awards, predominantly from the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime, with a consistent focus on supplying radio frequency filters, capacitors, and electronic filter assemblies. These contracts, typically firm-fixed-price purchase orders, range in value from a few thousand to over $130,000 and do not utilize set-aside designations. Ems Development Corporation has also served as a subcontractor to major defense firms including Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, and General Dynamics, providing specialized electronic components such as metalfilm capacitors, RF/MW devices, high voltage film capacitors, and electromagnetic interference (EMI) filters. The subcontract awards demonstrate the company's versatility in supporting complex defense technology projects across various platforms and systems.

Ems Development Corporation holds multiple single-award indefinite delivery contracts (IDVs) with the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, each typically valued at $250,000 with a one-year performance period. These IDVs are primarily focused on procurement of radio frequency filters described by specific National Stock Numbers, enabling the DLA to issue delivery orders on an as-needed basis. The contracts allow for approximately 5-12 orders per year, with delivery to various CONUS and OCONUS DLA depots. The IDVs provide a centralized mechanism for the agency to procure critical electronic components, supporting the DLA's supply chain management and military readiness missions. These contracts are consistently awarded without set-aside designations and provide flexibility for the agency to adjust quantities based on demand signals from depots and end users.