RGB Systems, Inc.

RGB Systems, Inc., doing business as Extron Electronics, manufactures professional audiovisual signal processing, distribution, and control equipment and supplies these products to federal agencies as a prime contractor (93% of recent awards) across the Department of Defense, Department of Justice, NASA, and civilian agencies. The company is a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation headquartered in Anaheim, California, competing in full-and-open procurements with no SBA set-aside designations across its federal portfolio. RGB Systems has held a GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract since 2001 and maintains a parent-company structure with no named subsidiaries in the source material.

RGB Systems' customer concentration centers on the Department of the Navy and the General Services Administration. The top five funding agencies by award count account for 29% of recent awards, led by Naval Sea Systems Command (70 awards, $1.1 million combined potential value), the Army (59 awards, $209 thousand), Navy Information Warfare Systems Command (42 awards, $412 thousand), Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center (31 awards, $1.4 million), and the Air Force (31 awards, $130 thousand). However, the dollars ranking diverges sharply: GSA Federal Acquisition Service dominates by potential value (29 awards, $52.2 million combined potential value) because RGB Systems draws the majority of its revenue from GSA MAS delivery orders placed by customer agencies rather than direct prime awards. The distribution reflects RGB Systems' business model as a commercial-off-the-shelf equipment supplier: most federal purchases are small-value, high-velocity component orders routed through GSA's pre-negotiated schedule.

RGB Systems places task orders under the Federal Supply Schedule GS35F4545G (475 task orders, $8 million combined potential value) and the broader Multiple Award Schedule (87 task orders, $3 million combined potential value), both GSA vehicles. The company also participates in Navy-specific IDCs including SPAWAR Shore Global C4ISR Installations (10 task orders) and other naval indefinite-delivery contracts. Activity has grown steadily year over year—13 awards in 2022 to 37 in 2025—reflecting consistent demand for AV components across defense and civilian facilities. The award portfolio spans communications, information display, training, and operational technology infrastructure, with representative recent prime work including a $136,218 Customs and Border Protection delivery order for audiovisual equipment (August 2026, GSA MAS), a $47,992 FEMA order for MWEOC audio visual test and measurement equipment (September 2025, GSA MAS), a $20,497 Navy order for 4K/60 HDMI distribution amplifiers (August 2024), and multiple smaller purchase orders from the Defense Logistics Agency for video amplifiers, digital receivers, transmitters, converters, and related signal-processing components.

RGB Systems' category concentration reflects its product-centric footprint: the top NAICS categories are Other Computer Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing (477 awards) and Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing (103 awards), with smaller exposure to Engineering Services (33 awards) and Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing (30 awards). The PSC concentration is similarly narrow: Information Technology Support Equipment (264 awards), Miscellaneous Communication Equipment (54 awards), and Video Recording and Reproducing Equipment (42 awards) dominate. This concentration signals that RGB Systems operates as a component and equipment supplier—not a systems integrator or services contractor—selling specific Extron-branded products (digital matrix switches, HDMI transmitters and receivers, video amplifiers, distribution processors, cable, touch panels, control processors, converters, and related peripherals) to federal agencies.

In its subcontractor role (7% of recent awards), RGB Systems supplies AV equipment and components to primes including Chugach Dynamic Solutions, Chugach Technical Solutions, Serco, Leidos, General Dynamics Information Technology, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and Northrop Grumman on defense integration, security systems, shipboard collaborative briefing systems, and command-and-control facility upgrades. Representative sub awards include support for Navy aircraft carrier (CVN-70, CVN-71, CVN-73, CVN-76, CVN-77) video systems and information warfare upgrades through Chugach entities, Marine Corps Base Camp Blaz ESS and AV system installations through Serco, and National Cyber Range facility operations through Lockheed Martin. These sub relationships anchor RGB Systems as a materials supplier to larger systems integrators rather than as a service provider.