Johnson Controls Navy Systems, LLC

Johnson Controls Navy Systems, LLC, a foreign-owned manufacturer headquartered in York, Pennsylvania, supplies industrial components, refrigeration and air-conditioning equipment, mechanical systems, and specialized mechanical and electronic parts to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on full-and-open procurements—no set-asides. The vendor operates as a child entity within the Johnson Controls Federal Systems, LLC parent organization and competes predominantly as a large business across Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) and Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) supply chains.

The vendor's federal footprint spans 6,703 awards with combined potential value of $1 billion and obligated dollars of $857.2 million (85% of potential value). Ninety-eight percent of recent awards are prime contracts; two percent are subcontracts. Activity has declined year-over-year—from 1,065 awards in 2022 to 167 in 2026 (incomplete year)—reflecting both the episodic nature of component procurement and potential maturation of certain vehicle lines. Within the next twenty-four months, 130 awards carrying combined potential value of $79.2 million reach ultimate completion, creating recompete opportunity.

Customer concentration is extreme and driven by two funding sources. DLA Land and Maritime alone accounts for 4,647 awards (69% of award count) and $154.1 million in combined potential value; DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment adds 612 awards and $29.5 million; and DLA Aviation adds 525 awards and $5.6 million. NAVSEA commands the dollar ranking with only 223 awards but $697.2 million in combined potential value—a stark contrast indicating large-dollar vehicle work concentrated there. Naval Supply Systems Command contributes 151 awards and $101.7 million. Together, these five agencies account for 97% of award count and 99% of potential value. The vendor serves fourteen distinct federal agencies in the source data, but concentration is overwhelming.

Johnson Controls Navy Systems holds two critical indefinite-delivery contracts (IDCs) with NAVSEA: IDC SPE7LX18D0034 carries $19.9 million across 622 task orders, and IDC N6449818D4007 carries $14.7 million across 15 task orders. DLA Land and Maritime vehicles include IDC SPE7MX24D0014 ($12.7 million, 135 task orders) and BOA N0010424GYX01 ($16.3 million, 8 task orders). Additional recent activity includes two single-award indefinite-delivery contracts awarded April 8, 2026—one for plain seals (NSN 5330014842920, $350,000 ceiling, one-year term) and one for nonmetallic seals (NSN 5330015186810, $350,000 ceiling, one-year term), both with DLA Land and Maritime. Most of the vendor's transactional volume flows through these parent vehicles as task orders and purchase orders.

Work performed spans precision manufacturing of military-specification components: cable assemblies, o-rings, gaskets, seals, thermal resistors, compressors, refrigeration condensers, valve plates, electrical connectors, circuit card assemblies, and high-efficiency super-capacity chiller air-conditioning plants for naval vessels. Representative prime work includes a $19.139 million delivery order from NAVSEA (April 9, 2026) for design and manufacture of high-efficiency super-capacity chiller AC plants based on current Navy designs; a $276,663 purchase order from DLA Construction and Equipment (February 3, 2026) for compressor impeller shafts; a $201,278 purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime (March 12, 2026) for valve plates for compressors; and numerous sub-hundred-thousand-dollar component orders for consumable and replacement parts distributed across DLA's regional supply nodes. All work is performed in York, Pennsylvania.

The vendor operates as a subcontractor to Huntington Ingalls Incorporated on Navy ship-construction and modernization programs, delivering air-conditioning plants, pressure transducers, relief units, and refrigerant components for LPD-30, DDG-51 class, DDG-1000/1001, and LHA-9 vessel programs (eight sub awards dated between July 2025 and December 2025, representing modernization and advance procurement activity).

The vendor's category concentration reflects its core mission: Gasket, Packing, and Sealing Device Manufacturing (NAICS 339991) anchors 853 awards; Air-Conditioning and Warm Air Heating Equipment and Commercial and Industrial Refrigeration Equipment Manufacturing (NAICS 333415) accounts for 807 awards; and Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing (NAICS 332991) covers 767 awards. By Product Service Code, Packing and Gasket Materials (PSC 53-P) dominates at 839 awards, followed by Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Components (PSC 23-R) at 720 awards. This category distribution is stable across the five-year award history in the source data and reflects the vendor's established position as a component supplier—not a systems integrator or prime builder—within naval logistics and defense industrial supply chains.