FCX Systems Inc.

FCX Systems Inc., a small business manufacturer of aviation ground support equipment based in Morgantown, West Virginia, operates as a prime contractor (98% of recent awards) supplying specialized power conversion and electrical systems to the Department of Defense and Department of Homeland Security, predominantly under full-and-open and total small business set-aside competitions.

FCX Systems designs, manufactures, and maintains 400 Hz frequency converters, power inverters, control boards, transformers, and related electrical components for military aircraft and vessel operations. The company's capability portfolio spans aviation ground power equipment, hangar power systems, naval power conversion hardware, and field service and repair of installed equipment. Representative prime work includes a $313,798 total small business purchase order from Air Force Materiel Command in February 2023 for four 180 killovolt-ampere trailer-mounted 400 Hz power converters with MIL-STD 704F certification and integrated display consoles for KC-46 aircraft sustainment at Tinker Air Force Base; a $181,500 purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command in June 2024 for manufacture and delivery of PMW control board components; and a $96,937 total small business purchase order from Naval Air Warfare Center in September 2025 for a 180 killovolt-ampere solid-state frequency converter to be performed at Patuxent River, Maryland. Recent awards include multiple Coast Guard repairs and upgrades to 400 Hz systems on vessels CGC Legare, CGC Calhoun, CGC Mohawk, and Air Station facilities, valued between $4,172 and $20,101 per contract.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward Navy power conversion work. The top five funding agencies account for 93% of combined potential value, with the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command anchoring 27 awards worth $80.8 million combined potential value — representing 86% of all dollars in the portfolio. The Department of Homeland Security U.S. Coast Guard places the greatest number of awards (62) but at substantially smaller unit values ($1.8 million combined), averaging $29 thousand per contract. The Navy Naval Supply Systems Command contributes 10 awards worth $3.2 million, while the Air Force Air Combat Command places 15 awards worth $1.1 million. Army and CECOM activity is minimal by dollar value.

FCX Systems holds a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (N6554015D0021) with Naval Sea Systems Command running through November 2026, with seven task orders worth $8.7 million combined potential value. The vendor also places task orders against two other Naval Sea Systems Command IDCs (N6554009D0016 with five task orders worth $23.1 million, and a third vehicle), an Army BOA (DAAD0188D0071), and GSA Coast Guard special notice vehicles. The IDC portfolio demonstrates sustained Navy engagement centered on dual-output solid-state frequency converter hardware and related power conversion equipment.

Activity has grown modestly in recent years — from 8 awards in 2022 to a peak of 13 in 2025 — though the pipeline narrows sharply: only 2 awards (combined potential value $126 thousand) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, signaling limited near-term recompete exposure. Combined potential value across all 339 awards in the source data is $94.3 million, with $50.6 million obligated to date (54%). The vendor's dollar footprint is dominated by a handful of large Navy deliverables; the remainder consists of small episodic transactional awards, principally Coast Guard maintenance calls and Air Force sustainment orders.

FCX Systems subcontracts to defense primes on specialized power conversion work. Named sub-award primes include Raytheon Company (engineering services and Patriot weapon system support with electrical components), Huntington Ingalls Incorporated (DDG-51 class ship construction electrical auxiliary and solid-state frequency converter work), L3Harris Technologies Integrated Systems (BIG SAFARI nonferrous metal roll), ASRC Federal Facilities Logistics (solid-state frequency converter task order support), JT4 LLC (Joint Range Technical Services hangar power converter work), and RQ Construction LLC (Hurricane Elsa repairs involving electrical equipment converter work). Sub-award activity is minimal (8 awards, 2% of total), with no recurring sub relationships evident in the source data.

FCX Systems is a engineering / manufacturing company that supplies ground support equipment to the military and commercial aviation markets. Power conversion solutions are supplied for a variety of industrial applications as well.