L3Harris Maritime Power & Energy Solutions, Inc.

L3Harris Maritime Power & Energy Solutions, Inc., doing business as L-3 Westwood, is a manufacturer of electronic goods and components that supports various U.S. Department of Defense programs. The company specializes in producing power generation equipment, electronic control systems, and specialized components for naval and military applications. As a subsidiary of L3Harris Technologies, Inc., L-3 Westwood leverages its parent company's extensive experience in defense and aerospace technologies to provide critical hardware for military platforms and systems. The company has been registered to receive federal contract awards since May 2003 and is classified as a for-profit organization and manufacturer of goods.

Through its federal contract awards, L-3 Westwood has supplied a wide range of products to defense agencies, including alternating current motors, computer interface modules, circuit card assemblies, power distribution panels, switchboards, load centers, and diesel engines for Tactical Quiet Generators (TQGs). Notable contracts include a $383,110 order for computer interface modules supporting the Patriot air defense system, and multiple orders for 30KW and 60KW engines for TQGs. The company has also provided power distribution units, switchboards, and control panels for various naval vessel programs, including DDG, LPD, and LHA class ships. L-3 Westwood has received numerous purchase orders and delivery orders from agencies such as the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, Army Communications Electronics Command, and Naval Supply Systems Command. As a subcontractor, L-3 Westwood has worked with prime contractors like Huntington Ingalls Inc., Electric Boat Corporation, and General Dynamics Mission Systems, Inc. on major defense projects. The majority of L-3 Westwood's contracts do not utilize set-aside designations, indicating that the company competes for awards based on its specialized capabilities and products.

L-3 Westwood currently holds at least two active Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with federal agencies. One IDC, awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, has a ceiling value of $250,000 and provides for the delivery of circuit card assemblies and related components. This contract has been used to issue multiple delivery orders for specific circuit card assemblies. Another IDC, also with DLA Land and Maritime, has a $250,000 ceiling and is for the procurement of liquid level switches. These IDCs allow the government to place orders flexibly as needs arise, with L-3 Westwood delivering the requested electronic components to various defense logistics depots. The use of these IDC vehicles demonstrates the ongoing demand for L-3 Westwood's specialized electronic products in supporting military supply chains and equipment maintenance.