Electronic Components (EC) Follow-On 2024 - 2029

The Naval Air Warfare Center awarded this Master IDIQ for electronic components on March 12, 2024, with ordering authority extending through March 12, 2029. The vehicle carries no set-aside restriction at the vehicle level, though the task-order portfolio reflects a 57% small-business share across awards.

Ordering remains active with approximately two years and seven months of procurement window remaining. The vehicle has generated strong momentum: 9 task orders in 2024, 84 in 2025, and 73 through mid-April 2026, for a current total of 166 awards. Combined potential value across all task orders is $10.7 million, fully obligated to date against a shared vehicle ceiling of $45 million, leaving substantial headroom for future orders.

The actual scope diverges significantly from the originating solicitation's stated intent. The solicitation advertised procurement of instrumentation and electronic components alongside maintenance, repair, calibration, and installation services. Task-order activity reveals a different procurement pattern: recent awards cover office supplies, computer peripherals, network components, industrial consumables, furniture, tools, safety equipment, and miscellaneous parts ranging from ink cartridges and pens to laminating machines, surge protectors, and filters. The largest single order to date was $71,450.25 for electronic components (Feb 5, 2026). Most individual task orders cluster in the $100 to $3,500 range, with typical durations of 30–60 days from award to completion.

Concentration among four awarded primes shows heavy skew by volume and value. Federal Merchants Corp. leads in order count with 102 awards but holds only $161 thousand in combined potential value, reflecting high-frequency small orders. Laguna Components, Inc. dominates by value with 13 orders worth $6.9 million combined potential. Bahfed Corp holds 39 orders valued at $2.9 million. Pacific IC Source accounts for 12 orders and $694 thousand. The portfolio is 100% primed across these four contractors.

Customer concentration is similarly pronounced. The Naval Air Warfare Center itself (the originating contracting office) has placed 37 orders worth $10.6 million—capturing roughly 99% of the vehicle's obligated value. Defense Logistics Agency Aviation, Naval Supply Systems Command, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, and Defense Contract Management Agency together account for only $34 thousand across 64 orders, indicating a heavily concentrated funding base dominated by the awarding command.

Set-aside distribution reflects a mix: 94 orders (57%) carry small-business set-aside designation; 72 orders (43%) are unrestricted. Recent task orders through April 2026 remain predominantly small-business awards.