L3HARRIS MARITIME POWER & ENERGY SOLUTIONS, INC

L3HARRIS MARITIME POWER & ENERGY SOLUTIONS, INC specializes in the design, manufacturing, and integration of mission-critical electrical and electronic components for defense and maritime systems. Their core capabilities include the production of bare printed circuit boards, power transformers, current-carrying wiring devices, and electronic assemblies, with deep expertise in high-reliability hardware for harsh environments. They engineer wiring harnesses, switchgear, and signal conversion systems that support ruggedized communications, power distribution, and sensor interfaces—critical for naval, aerospace, and ground-based defense platforms. Their technical proficiency spans printed circuit board fabrication, electromagnetic compatibility, and precision component integration, with a focus on meeting stringent MIL-STD and military-grade performance standards. The contractor maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of Defense, supplying components for naval, land, and airborne systems. They frequently support DLA Land and Maritime with specialized electrical hardware, including power distribution units, signal conditioning devices, and custom wiring assemblies tailored for logistics and fleet sustainment. Their work directly enables equipment readiness and field repairability across deployed platforms. Industry focus centers on power and energy systems manufacturing (NAICS 335311), bare printed circuit board production (334412), and current-carrying wiring device manufacturing (335931), positioning them as a niche supplier of embedded electrical infrastructure for defense applications. They serve the military electronics supply chain with end-to-end component fabrication, from substrate-level manufacturing to final assembly. As a 2L entity based in Anaheim, California, the company operates as a specialized manufacturer without federal certifications on record. Their geographic proximity to defense hubs and technical workforce enables responsive support to DoD supply chains, reinforcing their role as a trusted provider of mission-essential electrical subsystems.