L3HARRIS FUZING AND ORDNANCE SYSTEMS, INC.

L3HARRIS FUZING AND ORDNANCE SYSTEMS, INC. specializes in the design, manufacturing, assembly, and testing of advanced fuzing systems and ordnance components for military applications. Their core capabilities center on electronic timing fuzes, proximity sensors, and multi-option fuze systems such as the M762A1, M767A1, and M734A1 MOFM, with deep expertise in precision detonation control, sensor integration, and warhead compatibility. The company performs full-cycle production including testing, inspection, packaging, and delivery of mission-critical ammunition components, demonstrating proficiency in high-reliability electro-mechanical systems and stringent military specifications. Their technical domain includes fuze arming and fusing logic, environmental hardening, and integration with mortar and artillery platforms, with proven experience in fielding complex fuze modifications to meet evolving operational requirements. The contractor maintains a consistent and primary relationship with the Department of Defense, delivering fuzing systems and ordnance manufacturing services across multiple branches and logistics commands. Work is typically directed through defense logistics agencies and program offices focused on artillery and mortar systems, indicating a trusted, long-term supplier role in sustaining and modernizing the U.S. military’s indirect fire capabilities. Industry focus is firmly rooted in ammunition manufacturing (NAICS 332993) and precision measuring and controlling device manufacturing (NAICS 334519), reflecting specialization in defense electronics and explosive ordnance systems. The contractor operates as a niche provider of high-precision fuzing technology, positioned at the intersection of mechanical engineering, electronics, and explosive safety protocols within the defense industrial base. As a 2L entity based in Cincinnati, Ohio, the company functions as a specialized manufacturing and systems integration firm without public certifications. Its geographic footprint is centered in the U.S. defense manufacturing corridor, supporting critical national security supply chains through technical expertise rather than formal small business status.