R.s.l. Electronics LIMITED

R.S.L. Electronics LIMITED, a foreign-owned Israeli manufacturer headquartered in Ramat Gavriel Junction, Migdal HaEmek, supplies electronic components and repair services for U.S. Air Force aircraft platforms as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards), operating under full-and-open competition with no set-aside designations across all federal work.

R.S.L. is an international for-profit manufacturer of goods with a subsidiary, RSL Electronics USA Inc. The vendor's federal footprint centers narrowly on the Air Force Sustainment Center, which accounts for 69 of 115 total awards (60% by count) and $38.8 million of the $41.6 million combined potential value across all awards — a concentration of 93% of total dollars. The remaining customer base spans the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command (15 awards, $2.5 million), Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (6 awards, $282 thousand), the Department of the Army (5 awards), and three other agencies with minimal volume. R.S.L. is registered in SAM.gov since 2004 and has been awarded contracts continuously since 1992, though activity has contracted in recent years (eight awards in 2021 to four in 2025).

R.S.L.'s capability portfolio is narrowly scoped to repair, upgrade, and supply of specialized aircraft engine electronic controllers and amplifiers. Representative work includes a $5.6 million definitive contract (August 2021) for supply of 535 units of J85 Amplifier components to the Air Force Sustainment Center; a $1.26 million delivery order (May 2022) for repair and upgrade of J85 Digital Temperature Control Amplifiers used on T-38 Talon training aircraft under a parent IDC; and a $1.03 million delivery order (March 2025) for repair of J85-5 Digital Temperature Control Amplifiers for T-38 aircraft under a single-award IDC valued at $8.88 million extending through February 2027. The vendor also holds a $602.88 million single-award IDC for F-16 Digital Engine Start System Controller repairs through September 2026, with three delivery orders issued as of October 2025 totaling $316.6 thousand. Work is performed entirely at R.S.L.'s facilities in Israel.

R.S.L. competes exclusively in full-and-open competition; no contract or delivery order carries a set-aside designation across the 115-award footprint. The vendor's customer base is organizationally monolithic — the Air Force Sustainment Center dominates decision-relevant volume and value. Top parent vehicles include five single-award IDCs: Indefinite Delivery Contract FA812215D0006 (13 task orders, $873 thousand), Indefinite Delivery Contract FA811719D0012 (11 task orders, $585 thousand), Indefinite Delivery Contract FA811711D0028 (9 task orders, $351 thousand), Indefinite Delivery Contract FA812220D0009 (8 task orders, $2.6 million), and Indefinite Delivery Contract FA810405D0017 (4 task orders). The vendor's service category concentration reflects this specialization: 44 awards fall under Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing (NAICS), 40 under Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing, and the balance under electronic component and connector manufacturing. Two awards (combined potential value $6.2 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure. R.S.L. serves as a subcontractor only rarely — one sub-award identified under Lockheed Martin Corporation in January 2024 for a Korea provisioned items order. The vendor's long-standing relationship with the Air Force Sustainment Center, evidenced by sole-source and competitive delivery orders across multiple parent IDCs, positions it as the sole qualified source for several niche electronic repair services serving F-16 and T-38 platforms.