BUCKLEY, MICHAEL

Buckley, Michael specializes in the design and manufacturing of mission-critical electronic assemblies for defense systems, with deep expertise in bare printed circuit board fabrication, backplane assemblies, and circuit card production. The contractor delivers high-reliability electronic components including cable assemblies and disk drive units, adhering to stringent military-grade specifications for durability, signal integrity, and environmental resilience. Their technical focus centers on end-to-end manufacturing of complex interconnect systems, from bare PCBs to fully integrated assemblies, ensuring compatibility with ruggedized avionics, communications, and embedded computing platforms used in defense applications. Precision fabrication, controlled impedance routing, and compliance with IPC-A-610 and MIL-STD-275 standards are central to their operational discipline. The contractor maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of Defense, supplying specialized electronic components across multiple domains including radar, navigation, and data storage systems. All awarded contracts are defense-focused, indicating a trusted position within the DoD’s supply chain for mission-essential hardware that demands high availability and field reliability under extreme conditions. Industry focus is concentrated in printed circuit board manufacturing (NAICS 334412), with additional capability in other electronic component manufacturing (334419) and magnetic/optical media production (334610). This positions the contractor as a niche supplier of high-assurance electronic assemblies for defense electronics, particularly in systems requiring compact, high-density interconnects and custom form factors. Operating as a sole proprietorship (Entity Structure 2J) from San Diego, California, the contractor is a small-scale, agile manufacturer with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic proximity to major defense contractors and naval facilities enhances responsiveness to urgent prototyping and low-volume production needs within the Southern California defense ecosystem.