Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE7M125D60CP

Precision Electronics, Inc., a small business manufacturer based in Copiague, New York, was awarded a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime division on September 24, 2025, with a $250,000 ceiling value and performance period extending through September 24, 2026. This total small business set-aside contract procures specialized electronic components, specifically reactors and transformers, to support Defense Logistics Agency operations across Continental United States and Outside Continental United States locations. The original solicitation (posted September 8, 2025) requested quotes for NSN 5950000789939 reactors with delivery required within 75 days after order placement, with an estimated annual volume of approximately four orders and a guaranteed minimum quantity of one unit. The procurement falls under North American Industry Classification System code 334416 for capacitor, resistor, coil, transformer, and other inductor manufacturing, and Product Service Code 59 for electrical and electronic equipment components.

The contract structure allows the DLA to place multiple task orders against the $250,000 ceiling throughout the one-year period, enabling consistent access to critical electronic components necessary for military logistics operations. Based on Precision Electronics' established product portfolio and prior DLA awards, the contract is anticipated to encompass transformers (audio, power, and pulse types), reactors, electrical connectors, and associated power-related electronic hardware. The contractor's manufacturing and distribution capabilities, combined with its demonstrated experience serving DLA Land and Maritime and other defense sectors, position the company to fulfill Defense Logistics Agency requirements for sustained supply chain support. Performance locations include Defense Logistics Agency depots throughout the continental and outside continental United States, with shipments coordinated through consolidation and containerization points for international deliveries to ensure efficient distribution across global military facilities.