ELBITAMERICA, INC.

ElbitAmerica, Inc. specializes in the repair, maintenance, and sustainment of mission-critical avionics and precision electronic systems for U.S. military platforms. The company delivers technical services for aircraft instrumentation, including airspeed indicators, heads-up displays, APQ-166 radar systems, APN-169 navigation sets, and MLPRF/DMT components, with deep expertise in circuit card assembly, transducer calibration, and analog/digital signal conditioning within harsh aerospace environments. Their technical focus centers on maintaining legacy and modernized avionics architectures, ensuring operational readiness through component-level repair, electronic troubleshooting, and system integration for C-130 and F-16 platforms. The contractor demonstrates proficiency in handling sensitive aeronautical sensors, military-grade circuit boards, and embedded guidance systems, with an emphasis on reverse engineering, conformal coating repair, and EMI/EMC-compliant rework. The company’s entire contract portfolio is exclusively with the Department of Defense, where it provides sustainment support for tactical aircraft systems across air mobility, fighter, and offensive avionics domains. Work is consistently centered on field-deployed platforms requiring rapid turnaround and high-reliability outcomes, indicating a trusted role in frontline maintenance ecosystems. ElbitAmerica’s industry focus lies in the repair and manufacturing of aerospace electronic systems, primarily under NAICS 336413 (aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment) and 811219 (other electronic equipment repair), reflecting a niche positioning as a specialized maintenance provider rather than a prime systems integrator. Their work supports the lifecycle management of legacy military avionics, filling critical gaps in depot-level sustainment. Located in Talladega, Alabama, ElbitAmerica, Inc. operates as a small business with a 2L entity structure and holds no formal government certifications. Its geographic presence is concentrated in the southeastern U.S., with a market position defined by technical agility in repairing complex, obsolescence-challenged defense electronics.