L3Harris Maritime Power & Energy Solutions, Inc.

L3Harris Maritime Power & Energy Solutions, Inc., operating as Power Systems Group, manufactures specialized maritime power and energy components for the U.S. Navy as a large-business prime contractor (99% of recent awards), competing openly without set-aside protections. The company is a subsidiary of L3Harris Technologies, Inc., a major aerospace and defense contractor, and operates from Anaheim, California as a for-profit manufacturer of goods under primary NAICS categories spanning bare printed circuit board manufacturing (1,082 awards), power and distribution transformer manufacturing (415 awards), and printed circuit assembly manufacturing (366 awards).

L3Harris Maritime Power & Energy Solutions' customer base is heavily concentrated in naval logistics and combat systems. The top five funding agencies account for 89% of recent awards by count and 91% by combined potential value. Naval Supply Systems Command dominates by volume (2,078 awards, $143.7 million combined potential value), while Naval Sea Systems Command anchors the dollar rankings (161 awards, $170.4 million), followed by the Federal Aviation Administration Headquarters ($71.8 million across 35 awards). Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime places high volume (1,084 awards) but lower individual values ($25.1 million combined), while DLA Aviation drives selective component needs ($9.2 million across 263 awards). This split reflects the vendor's dual mission: high-volume discrete component supply to naval supply chains and specialized power systems support to combat system sustainment.

The company holds two primary vehicle relationships. A $1.9 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Vehicle with Franchise Acquisition Services (awarded April 2025, completing November 2026) provides Contractor Depot Logistics Support for static transfer switches supporting National Airspace Systems—a civilian infrastructure footprint distinct from naval work. More centrally, a multi-award Basic Ordering Agreement with Naval Supply Systems Command (effective through May 2029) has generated numerous firm fixed-price delivery orders for circuit card assemblies, power transformers, cable assemblies, inductors, extender cards, and specialized tools. The vendor also places task orders against several indefinite delivery contracts with Naval Sea Systems Command and DLA, including a $56.9 million single-award IDV with NAVSEA for 400Hz and 60Hz Aegis combat system infrastructure support—a cornerstone relationship anchoring much of the company's federal work.

Recent activity shows moderation following growth: 154 awards in 2022 rose to 196 in 2023, declined to 170 in 2024, and further to 121 in 2025, with only 18 awards in 2026 year-to-date (as of mid-July 2026). Eighty-two awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $39.4 million and face recompete exposure. Representative prime contracts include a $2.31 million definitive contract from Naval Supply Systems Command for 120 vaneaxial fan components (September 2025), a $704 thousand delivery order for metallic rectifiers (July 2025), and a $656 thousand delivery order for power supply equipment specifically designated EAF (March 2025). Smaller discrete component awards—gaskets, cable assemblies, brackets, circuit card assemblies, and adapters valued between $5 thousand and $250 thousand—constitute the volume of the portfolio.

L3Harris Maritime Power & Energy Solutions subcontracts as a supplier to major defense primes on ship construction and integration work. Named subcontract relationships include Huntington Ingalls Incorporated on Arleigh Burke-class destroyer construction (DDG 51, DDG 131, DDG 133, DDG 135, DDG 137, DDG 139, DDG 145, DDG 146, DDG 147) with sub-awards dated through December 2025, and General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc. on a Naval Air Warfare Center task order for ship and air C5ISR systems support (June 2025). The sub-award activity is modest (36 awards, 1% of total) relative to the prime footprint, reflecting the company's primary positioning as a direct supplier to Navy logistics commands rather than as a structural integrator.

The vendor's capability framing is concrete: manufacturing of bare and loaded printed circuit boards, power transformers and distribution equipment, cable and harness assemblies, circuit card assemblies, inductors, switches, filters, sensors, rectifiers, control tools, and precision-engineered metallic and electronic components for naval combat systems. Work is performed in Anaheim, California, with place of performance noted consistently across awards. The company does not compete under SBA small-business set-asides and maintains no stated designations for 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB, or disadvantaged-business status. Ownership is vested in L3Harris Technologies, a publicly traded aerospace and defense corporation.