Video Display Corporation

Video Display Corporation is a specialized manufacturer and provider of secure information technology solutions to the U.S. federal government. The company, through its subsidiaries, primarily supplies TEMPEST-certified computer hardware, encryption products, and other specialized IT equipment to various defense and civilian agencies. Video Display Corporation's expertise lies in producing secure computing devices, including zero clients, thin clients, monitors, and other peripherals designed to meet stringent government security standards. Its main subsidiary, Ayon Cybersecurity, Inc., has been registered in SAM.gov since 2012 and focuses on cybersecurity and secure hardware solutions, positioning itself as a key supplier for sensitive government operations requiring high levels of data protection and secure communications.

Through prime contract awards, Video Display Corporation and its subsidiaries have delivered a wide range of products to federal agencies. These include TEMPEST zero client bundles, PKI card readers, and specialized computer parts for the Department of State's Bureau of Diplomatic Security and Bureau of Information Resource Management. The company has also supplied mylar mirror assemblies and power module assemblies to the Defense Logistics Agency and Naval Supply Systems Command. Notable contracts include a $1.94 million award from the Naval Air Systems Command for out-of-window threat display systems for F-35 simulators, and multiple orders for secure computing equipment from various State Department bureaus. Video Display Corporation has also participated in subcontracts, providing display equipment and TEMPEST testing services to prime contractors such as Laurel Technologies Partnership, Sierra Nevada Company, and Lockheed Martin Corporation for defense-related projects. Many of these contracts, particularly those with the Department of State, have been designated as small business set-asides, indicating the company's status as a small business in certain contract categories.

Video Display Corporation, through its subsidiary Ayon Cybersecurity, holds several Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime. These single-award IDCs, each with a ceiling value of $250,000, are primarily for the procurement of mylar mirror assemblies. The most recent IDC, awarded in October 2023, runs through October 2024 and has already seen task orders for the delivery of these specialized components. Previous IDCs, awarded in January 2022 and December 2020, followed a similar pattern, with multiple delivery orders issued for various quantities of mylar mirror assemblies. These IDCs demonstrate Video Display Corporation's ongoing relationship with the Defense Logistics Agency and its capability to consistently supply critical components for military systems. The recurring nature of these contracts suggests that the company has established itself as a reliable supplier of specialized optical components used in defense applications.