Marway Power Systems, Inc.

Marway Power Systems, Inc., doing business as Marway Power Solutions, manufactures and repairs custom power distribution units (PDUs) and allied electrical power equipment for Department of Defense and Department of Homeland Security customers as a prime contractor on purchase orders, delivery orders, and a single-award indefinite delivery contract, and as a subcontractor to large defense primes. The company is a for-profit manufacturer based in Santa Ana, California, and operates as a subsidiary of Heico Electronic Technologies Corp. Marway competes full-and-open across all recent federal work with no set-aside designations; the company holds no 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, or WOSB certifications.

Marway's core capability centers on design, manufacture, and depot-level repair of proprietary and standard electrical power distribution equipment for defense platforms and infrastructure. The company holds a single-award indefinite delivery contract with the Air Force Sustainment Center valued at $729,250 through October 2025 for depot-level repair of F-15 Tactical Electronic Warfare System components at its Santa Ana facility; two delivery orders totaling $105,755 have been issued under that IDC to date for repair of National Stock Numbers 6130015674294KV and 6130015674294. Recent representative prime work includes a $103,180 purchase order from Naval Information Warfare Systems Command for 22 custom PDUs supporting the Navy Cybersecurity Program Office (July 2023), a $75,110 firm fixed-price sole-source purchase order from the Coast Guard for proprietary Marway PDUs (July 2023), a $75,325 delivery order from the Air Force Sustainment Center for NSN repair (June 2024), and a $53,640 purchase order from the Coast Guard for power distribution units under simplified acquisition procedures (June 2025). The company registered in SAM.gov in December 2001.

Customer concentration sits with the Navy and Coast Guard. The Department of the Navy's Naval Supply Systems Command leads by award count (26 awards, $503 thousand combined potential value), followed closely by Naval Sea Systems Command (25 awards, $526 thousand) and Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (15 awards, $926 thousand); these three Navy commands account for 57% of recent awards. By dollar value, the Air Force Sustainment Center anchors the portfolio with $1.3 million across six awards (the single-award IDC and multiple delivery orders), while the five largest customer agencies by potential value collectively represent 73% of the combined value across all awards. The Department of Homeland Security Coast Guard maintains eleven awards worth $362 thousand. Thirty distinct federal customer agencies have placed work with Marway across the source period.

Vehicle positioning is primarily transactional. Marway places work under two GSA Federal Supply Schedules (GS07F0298U carrying seven task orders for $954 thousand and GS07F0261M carrying five task orders), the Air Force Sustainment Center's single-award IDC (FA851724D0004 with two delivery orders), and multiple Navy indefinite delivery contracts including N6523618D8014. The company holds no seats on government-wide acquisition contracts or blanket purchase agreements; all work originates from agency-specific vehicles or direct purchase orders.

Activity has grown sharply from one prime award in 2022 to twenty in 2024, then contracted to five awards in 2026; recent work is heavily weighted to the 2024 fiscal year. Recompete exposure is minimal — only two prime awards (combined potential value $95 thousand) reach completion within the next twenty-four months. In its subcontractor role, Marway supplies power distribution units and associated components to Raytheon Company, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Leidos Inc., Science Applications International Corporation, General Dynamics Mission Systems Inc., Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies LLC, CAE USA Inc., and others on defense platform production and sustainment contracts including F-16 training simulators, Patriot PAC-3 missile production, Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System production, DDG Flight III destroyer power systems, and en route automation modernization systems. Marway's subcontract awards typically carry narrow scope descriptions ("Power Distribution Units," "Power Supplies," "Test Equipment") and do not disclose dollar values in the source material.

Marway's award portfolio breaks down 75% prime and 25% sub by volume. The vendor's recent award count has declined from a 2024 peak, though the underlying capability — specialized power distribution equipment manufacturing and repair — remains rooted in proprietary hardware and original equipment manufacturer compliance standards that confer sole-source or limited-competition positioning with Navy and Coast Guard customers.