Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation

Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation Marine Systems Division, doing business as Es Power Control Systems, is a subsidiary of Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation that manufactures circuit card assemblies, power supplies, servo control systems, hydraulic actuators, and specialized electronic components for naval platforms as a prime contractor to the Department of the Navy, Defense Logistics Agency, and other federal customers. The division competes full-and-open with no set-aside posture and derives its entire footprint from the parent company's large-business status.

The division's concrete capability set centers on electronic assemblies and power control systems for naval surface, subsurface, and aviation assets. Recent representative work includes a $5.42 million definitive contract (September 2024) with Naval Supply Systems Command for power supply and magnetic bearing components; a $3.9 million definitive contract (September 2024) for 62 units of digital control card assemblies (NSN 7H-5998-016070783); a $2.23 million definitive contract (September 2025) for CCA analog input/output components; a $1.72 million definitive contract (September 2024) for 91 units of RMA Output Assembly components; and a $894 thousand definitive contract (April 2026) for 13 units of low-voltage power supplies. The division also executes repair and teardown services for circuit card assemblies, processors, servo-control assemblies, and power supplies under firm fixed-price purchase orders ranging from $15,000 to $750,000.

Naval Supply Systems Command dominates the customer base. NAVSUP accounts for 970 of 1,509 prime awards (covering 97% of the top customers by count), with $189.6 million in combined potential value. Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center places significantly fewer awards (49 awards) but carries disproportionate dollar value ($187.2 million combined potential value), reflecting the Advanced Recovery Control system contract vehicle. The division also serves Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (132 awards, $5.9 million) and Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (58 awards, $4.3 million). Concentration is tight: the top five customers represent 100% of combined potential value across all federal sources.

The division holds multiple parent vehicles anchoring its workflow. A Basic Ordering Agreement N6833515G0008 carries 51 task orders totaling $28.9 million; a second BOA (N0010414G7000) holds 38 task orders for $4 million; and three indefinite delivery contracts (N0038319DPY01, N0038316D004P, and N0010421GUK01) carry 74 combined task orders for $18.1 million. Most recent activity includes a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract titled "ARC System 5-Year Requirements Long-Term Contract" awarded by NAVSUP on September 9, 2025, ceiling $4.07 million through September 2030, which has generated three delivery orders (September–October 2025) totaling approximately $1.58 million for failsafe control assemblies, hydraulic actuators, and aircraft-related components.

Recompete exposure is substantial. Seventy-nine awards (combined potential value $97.4 million) reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, representing recompete risk for the vendor and recompete opportunity for competitors. Activity trajectory shows volatility: the division received 46 awards in 2022, spiked to 306 in 2023, then declined to 49 in 2024 and 56 in 2025, with 10 awards year-to-date in 2026 (through mid-April). Combined potential value across all 1,551 prime and sub awards stands at $419.4 million, with $387.2 million obligated (92% realization).

The division subcontracts principally to large primes on shipbuilding and advanced radar programs. Huntington Ingalls Inc. is the dominant prime on CVN-80/81 aircraft carrier detailed design and construction work, where the division supplies circuit card assemblies, EDG controllers, network enclosures, and electrical panels. Raytheon Company engages the division on AN/SPY-6(V) radar design-agent foreign military sales engineering support. ManTech TSG-2 Joint Venture uses the division for radar and electronic warfare teardown and evaluation. Florida State University subcontracts the division for Energy Magazine demonstration hardware integration on advanced power and control systems development (Robust Combat Power and Controls program).

The division's posture is 100% full-and-open prime competition with no SBA set-asides or participation in GWACs, schedules, or government-wide IDIQs. Work concentrates in three PSC categories: Electrical and Electronic Assemblies, Boards, Cards (465 awards), Aircraft Landing Equipment (229 awards), and Miscellaneous Communication Equipment (79 awards). NAICS distribution is similarly narrow—Bare Printed Circuit Board Manufacturing (401 awards), Ship Building and Repairing (283 awards), and Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (209 awards) account for the vast majority of activity. All work is performed at the division's facility in Sykesville, Maryland.