Green Circuits, Inc.

Green Circuits, Inc., a California-based manufacturer of printed circuit boards and electrical assemblies, operates primarily as a subcontractor (87% of recent awards) on defense and aerospace programs, with a smaller footprint of direct federal prime contracts. The company is a for-profit small-business joint venture with no set-aside designations, competing on full-and-open basis across all recent awards.

Green Circuits supplies PCB design, prototypes, custom circuit card assemblies, and electrical components to defense primes and the DoD. Recent prime work includes a $50,600 BPA call from the Defense Finance and Accounting Service (January 2026) for printed circuit board services with place of performance in San Jose, California, and a $30,597 purchase order from Naval Sea Systems Command (March 2022) for power source assembly boards. In August 2025, the Office of the Secretary of Defense awarded Green Circuits a multiple-award Blanket Purchase Agreement for printed circuit board services running through November 2029, carrying no specified ceiling.

Subcontract work dominates the footprint. Green Circuits subcontracts heavily to Sierra Nevada Company, accounting for the majority of recent sub-awards across multiple BIG SAFARI airborne electronic warfare programs — delivering electrical components, custom circuit card assemblies (CCAs), and antenna assemblies in 2023–2026. The company also supplies materials and components to Defense Systems and Solutions on USAF Common Munitions Built-in Test reprogramming equipment programs and Common Fire Control System multi-sport tester efforts; to Aerojet Rocketdyne on next-generation Hall thruster studies; to Raytheon on engineering and technical support custom-NRE work; and to BAE Systems Land and Armaments on vehicle obsolescence programs. L3Harris Interstate Electronics and ManTech also place orders with Green Circuits for GPS military receiver card assemblies and fabrication services.

Customer concentration is skewed heavily toward Air Force and Navy aerospace and defense programs. The Air Force Materiel Command Aeronautical Systems Center accounts for 20 awards (44% of the total), the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command for 5 awards ($200 thousand combined potential value), and Naval Air Systems Command for 4 awards. The Office of the Secretary of Defense and broader Air Force Materiel Command round out the top five, representing 78% of recent awards. The top five parent vehicles are indefinite delivery contracts and basic ordering agreements within Air Force (FA862023D4045 with 10 task orders, FA862021D4005 with 3 task orders, FA862022G4016 with 5 task orders) and Navy (W58RGZ18D0001 with 6 task orders, N0001923D0012 with 4 task orders).

Activity has accelerated sharply in the past two years — one award in 2022, three in 2023, fourteen in 2024, and twenty-one in 2025 — though the combined potential value across all 45 awards is only $251 thousand, suggesting highly fragmented task orders and call-level work. Obligated dollars have reached $4 million (1,608% of stated potential value), indicating significant invoicing velocity against these small-ceiling vehicles. Primary NAICS coding reflects the electrical assembly and aircraft parts posture: Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (18 awards) and Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing (6 awards).