Marvin Land Systems

Founded in 1995, Marvin Land Systems is a defense subsystem manufacturer based in Inglewood, United States working in land systems & vehicles, naval systems, cbrn defense.

Marvin Land Systems (MLS) is a designer and manufacturer of custom power and thermal management solutions for land and naval military platforms. Founded in 1995 and privately held, the company designs, fabricates and deploys lightweight systems including Auxiliary Power Units, Environmental Control Units, cooling fans, electronics chillers, generators and CBRN overpressure systems. Its best-known work includes the low-profile APU integrated into the M1A2 Abrams under the SEPv3 upgrade, and APU retrofits on foreign-manufactured MRAP vehicles. MLS supplies the U.S. Army, the U.S. Department of Defense, and prime vehicle manufacturers such as General Dynamics Land Systems and BAE Systems, and serves international customers. It offers custom engineering, build-to-print manufacturing, acceptance and qualification testing, repair and overhaul of APUs and ECUs, training and 24/7 field support. MLS is part of The Marvin Group, a vertically integrated group of aerospace and defense manufacturers based in Southern California.