BAE SYSTEMS INFORMATION AND ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS INTEGRATION INC.

BAE SYSTEMS INFORMATION AND ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS INTEGRATION INC. specializes in the design, sustainment, and technical refresh of advanced aeronautical and naval sensor systems, with deep expertise in search, detection, navigation, and guidance technologies. The contractor delivers end-to-end engineering solutions for critical defense platforms, including the modernization of Forward Looking Infrared (FLIR) sensor assemblies and integration of shipboard and airborne guidance systems. Their technical capabilities span precision electronic systems maintenance, aerospace component R&D, and mission-critical systems engineering, with a focus on enhancing sensor performance, reliability, and interoperability in austere operational environments. Key differentiators include long-standing proficiency in legacy system sustainment, embedded firmware updates, and hardware-software co-design for military-grade avionics and electro-optical instrumentation. The contractor’s primary client is the Department of Defense, where they support naval and aerospace programs through technical refresh, sustainment, and systems integration services. Their work consistently centers on maintaining and upgrading sensor and navigation systems for defense platforms, indicating a trusted, long-term partnership with defense acquisition and logistics commands focused on platform life-cycle management. Industry focus is anchored in NAICS 334511, reflecting core competency in manufacturing and integrating aeronautical and nautical sensor systems, with supplementary work in engineering services and precision equipment repair. This positions the contractor as a niche provider of mission-critical electronic systems for defense platforms, particularly in electro-optical and inertial navigation domains. As a 2L entity based in Greenlawn, New York, the organization operates as a specialized systems integrator without federal certifications. Its geographic footprint and operational focus are aligned with U.S. defense industrial base requirements, serving as a technical anchor for legacy and next-generation military sensor architectures.