IAN-CONRAD BERGAN, LLC

IAN-CONRAD BERGAN, LLC specializes in the design, manufacture, and maintenance of precision industrial instrumentation and electro-mechanical systems for defense and maritime applications. The contractor delivers mission-critical components including pressure and motion transducers, power distribution panels, tank level indicators, and bare printed circuit boards, with deep expertise in sensor integration, analog/digital signal conditioning, and ruggedized electrical enclosures tailored for harsh naval and aerospace environments. Their work supports real-time process monitoring and control systems aboard naval vessels and defense platforms, emphasizing reliability, calibration integrity, and compliance with military environmental and electromagnetic standards. The company maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of Defense, providing specialized electrical and mechanical subsystems for shipboard systems, including repair, calibration, and component replacement for critical instrumentation on U.S. Navy vessels. Their work for DHS is limited but indicates capacity to support homeland security infrastructure requiring high-precision measurement systems in secure or mobile operational settings. Industry focus centers on manufacturing high-integrity measuring and controlling devices under NAICS 334519 and 334513, alongside motor and generator systems (335312) and miscellaneous electrical components (335999). The contractor’s niche lies in naval-grade instrumentation—particularly for tank level, pressure, and power distribution systems—positioning them as a trusted supplier for maritime and defense platforms requiring precision-engineered, field-serviceable components. As a small business structured under entity code 2K and based in Pensacola, Florida, IAN-CONRAD BERGAN, LLC operates with a focused, agile production model suited for low-volume, high-complexity defense contracts. While lacking formal government certifications, their technical track record and geographic proximity to major naval facilities enhance their responsiveness to urgent repair and retrofit requirements within the defense industrial base.