Military & Defense

AS9100 Facility Supports Mission Critical Applications

Vertical Integration Model Reduces Sourcing Complexity

Market Segments

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Unmanned Land Vehicles (ULVs)
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Ballistics & Missile Defense
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Aircraft Systems
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Unmanned Underwater Vehicles (UUVs)
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Naval Systems
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Tactical Communications
  • Missile navigation and guidance
  • Unmanned ground vehicles and robotics
  • Amphibious transport ships
  • Shipboard radar systems
  • Joint Strike Fighters
  • Unmanned underwater vehicles
  • Ballistic missile systems
  • Theater surveillance
  • Secured communications
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Federal Electronics Partnership Benefits

Vertical Integration For Supplier Rationalization
Supply Chain Support For Complex Military Products
AS9100 Quality Management System Supports Defense Regulations
Cybersecurity and Protection of CUI
Quality and Certifications
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Vertical Integration For Supplier Rationalization

Federal Electronics vertical integration model enables defense contractors to right-size their supply chain.  Federal’s defense electronic manufacturing services include cable assemblies, wire harnesses, PCBA and electro-mechanical assemblies, offered individually or as part of our integrated electronic manufacturing solution.

This vertical integration increases our influence over a larger portion of both the supply chain and manufacturing processes while eliminating margin stack up. Benefits include improved information flow both internally and externally, less exposure to supply chain disruptions, greater flexibility, responsiveness and schedule protection, enhanced supply chain coordination, and more effective project risk management.

The net result is mission critical defense electronic products delivered on budget, on time, and to your specifications as part of a highly cost-effective outsourced solution.

Supply Chain Support For Complex Military Products

Complex military and defense electronic products consisting of multi-level Bills Of Material can pose difficult supply chain challenges due to stringent specifications and regulatory compliance, longer lead times, and component obsolescence, especially for legacy programs.

Federal Electronics’ supply chain support for complex military electronic manufacturing projects includes full lifecycle management, a responsive and highly qualified network of custom fabricated metal products, and by virtue of our vertical integration model, strategic relationships with suppliers throughout the military electronics supply chain.

Raw material requirements, manufactured sub-assemblies, and finished product integration and test processes are fully managed by our ERP system.  Material and labor allocations are captured by our nightly Material Requirements Planning and Finite Scheduling modules, synching resources with fresh information and delivering consistent performance by ensuring a flexible and reliable supply chain.

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AS9100 Quality Management System Supports Defense Regulations

Cybersecurity and Protection of CUI

Compliance with cybersecurity requirements is not merely a matter of regulatory adherence, but a fundamental necessity for safeguarding Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). Federal Electronics is committed to upholding the highest cybersecurity standards as required by DFARS to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of CUI.

Federal Electronics is fully compliant with the NIST Special Publication 800-171 (NIST SP 800-171) requirements.

Further, we are proactively working towards certification under the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) framework.

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ISO 9001
AS9100
ul-508A Registered
ITAR Registered
NIST Compliant
IPC J-STD-001
IPC-A-610
IPC-A-620

Quality Standards & Certifications

Raytheon 4 Star Supplier Excellence Award

4 Stars
Our Experience as a Trusted Supplier to Defense Contractors

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