Fischer Connectors, Inc.

Fischer Connectors, Inc., a for-profit manufacturer of connectors, cable assemblies, and electronic components based in Alpharetta, Georgia, operates as a prime contractor (69% of recent awards) and subcontractor supplying mission-critical interconnect solutions to Department of Defense and intelligence community programs. The vendor competes full-and-open without set-aside designation and serves a highly concentrated customer base anchored by the Navy, Army, and Marine Corps.

Fischer Connectors' prime footprint centers on a single large contract: a $1.81 million firm-fixed-price definitive contract awarded December 22, 2025, by the Army's Program Executive Office for Intelligence, Electronic Warfare & Sensors for procurement of circular connectors and A-Kit components supporting MAPS Gen II fielding, with completion targeted for July 3, 2026. This prime award accounts for approximately 82% of Fischer Connectors' combined potential value across all sixty-seven recent awards. The balance of the prime portfolio consists of smaller orders and task orders under Army, Navy, and joint-service indefinite-delivery vehicles, with the five largest IDVs (W91CRB23D0007, N6523618D8014, H9222217D0023, H9240221D0001, W56KGY22D0004) collectively carrying eight, four, and two task orders respectively. Primary NAICS concentration sits in electronic connector manufacturing (28 awards) and search, detection, and navigation system manufacturing (14 awards); principal PSC categories are connectors and electrical components, cable and cord assemblies, and IT support equipment.

Customer concentration is stark. The top five agencies by award count account for 63% of awards, led by the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command (22 awards, $257 thousand combined potential value). By potential value, however, the Army PEO Intelligence, Electronic Warfare & Sensors dominates at $1.8 million across two awards — the MAPS Gen II prime contract and one predecessor award. Navy and Marine Corps customers contribute a cumulative $330 thousand in potential value. Nineteen distinct agencies appear in the source data, but real concentration sits with Navy IW Systems, Navy Air Systems Command, Marine Corps, and Army programs.

In its subcontractor role, Fischer Connectors supplies connectors, cable assemblies, and cable adapters to major defense primes. Recent sub-work includes cable assemblies on DRS Network & Imaging Systems' Family of Weapon Sights (Sniper) and Improved Night and Day Observation Device Block III programs (multiple orders from August to September 2025); connectors and cable assemblies on Science Applications International Corporation's Modular Vehicle Power Amplifier II and Tactical Situational Command System programs (November 2024 and later); cable assemblies and A-Kits on L3Harris NG Communications' communications systems and electronic warfare packages (October 2024 and December 2025); and cable and connectors on Rockwell Collins' MAPS Gen II and related integration work. Secondary subs include Sierra Nevada Company, L3 Technologies, and Amentum Services.

Activity has accelerated recently — one award in 2019, one in 2020, two in 2023, eight in 2024, and twelve in 2025 — reflecting growth in Army and Navy fielding activities for modernized platforms and electronic warfare systems. The source data spans from 2003, but meaningful volume emerged only in the past five years. Combined potential value across all awards stands at $2.2 million; combined obligated dollars total $9.5 million, indicating that invoice activity substantially exceeds the stated ceiling value — a pattern consistent with high-velocity supply-chain work under award-term contracts where quantities exceed original estimates. The single-largest recompete exposure is the December 2025 MAPS Gen II prime contract, scheduled to complete July 3, 2026.

Custom Cable design and assembly services; High Reliability connectors and other connective solutions.