Teledyne Defense Electronics, LLC

Teledyne Defense Electronics, LLC, operating as Teledyne Reynolds from its Torrance, California facility, manufactures electronic connector components, cable assemblies, and specialized interconnect solutions for defense, aerospace, and space applications, primarily as a prime contractor (76% of recent awards) with no small business set-aside designations across its federal footprint. A subsidiary of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated, Teledyne Reynolds competes full-and-open against the broader market and does not hold SBA certifications.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on hermetic connectors, high voltage feedthrough assemblies, cable assemblies for military platforms, interface units, and repair services for fielded systems. Representative prime work includes a $28 million single-award indefinite-delivery contract with the Air Force Sustainment Center (awarded April 2026) for spares and repairs of the Joint Helmet Mounted Cueing System (JHMCS), cable assemblies and repair services under a $4.6 million Naval Supply Systems Command Basic Ordering Agreement (renewed January 2026 through January 2031), a $1.36 million delivery order from the Air Force Sustainment Center for JHMCS lower cable repair and replacement, and a $46,550 purchase order from NASA's Shared Services Center for 25 units of hermetic receptacles awarded on sole-source basis in April 2026.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward Air Force sustainment and Navy logistics. The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Air Force Sustainment Center dominates by potential value at $63.4 million across 32 awards (57% of combined potential value), followed at distance by the Department of Navy Naval Supply Systems Command at $12.3 million across 56 awards. The Air Force concentration reflects JHMCS sustainment work; the Navy concentration reflects distributed cable assembly and interface unit procurements. By award count, NAVSUP leads at 56 awards but with lower individual ceiling values, creating a volume-versus-dollars divergence that signals the Navy's reliance on small replenishment orders against standing BOAs.

Teledyne Reynolds places task orders primarily under two indefinite-delivery vehicles and multiple BOAs. The Air Force Sustainment Center single-award IDC (FA853919D0001, $10.4 million across 15 task orders) anchors JHMCS work; the NAVSUP BOA (N0038321GXM01, $4.6 million across 19 task orders) and a secondary NAVSUP BOA (N0038316G002H, $1.2 million across 11 task orders) structure Navy cable and interface unit procurements. A third Air Force vehicle (SPRWA117D0003, $3.7 million across 10 task orders) and the newly awarded April 2026 Air Force IDC ($28 million through November 2032) extend Teledyne's sustainment footprint.

Award activity has grown from eight in 2022 to twenty-one in 2025, with nine awards year-to-date in 2026 (through April). The recompete cliff is modest: only five awards totaling $1.5 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating a relatively stable backlog. Teledyne maintains secondary manufacturing capacity in College Park, Georgia alongside its primary Torrance facility.

In its subcontractor role, Teledyne Reynolds supplies cable assemblies, connectors, and high-voltage components to defense primes. Named sub relationships include Raytheon Company (CIWS production cable assemblies and spark gap components, multiple orders from November 2025 forward), Lockheed Martin Corporation (TRIDENT-class cable and connector work, guided missile component noncurrent manufacturing), The Boeing Company (F/A-18E and F-15 aircraft production and advanced procurement), Northrop Grumman Systems Corp (ALQ-161 countermeasures repairs and BLU-138 fuze production), Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies (National Security Campus connectors), and Pantexas Deterrence and Consolidated Nuclear Security (nuclear weapons complex operations and materials support). Sub work reflects the parent Teledyne Technologies' position as a diversified defense and aerospace supplier and routes complex platform integration work through established prime relationships.