Other Electronic Component Manufacturing

NAICS Category 334419 (Other Electronic Component Manufacturing) encompasses the production of specialized electronic components beyond those classified in more specific categories. These components include complex electronic assemblies, cable harnesses, switches, circuit boards, test equipment, and other electronic parts primarily designed for military, aerospace, aviation, and defense applications. The category covers manufacturing of electronic items that do not fit into more narrowly defined electronic manufacturing classifications, focusing on custom, highly technical electronic components with precise specifications.

The federal contract awards in this category demonstrate significant diversity, with contract values ranging from approximately $10,000 to over $3.9 million. The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) are the most frequent awarding agencies, typically procuring electronic components for maintenance, repair, and operational readiness. Frequently awarded entities include small businesses like CPI International, Jo-Kell Inc., Elbit Systems of America, and Microwave Power Products. Most awards are firm-fixed-price purchase orders or delivery orders, with performance periods ranging from 30 to 425 days. Set-aside designations vary, with a mix of total small business, service-disabled veteran-owned small business, and woman-owned small business contracts, though many awards are not set aside.

Recent federal contract opportunities in this NAICS category primarily involve highly specialized electronic components for military and aviation systems. The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation and Land and Maritime divisions are seeking items such as cable assemblies, electronic switches, test set cases, microcircuits, and electron tubes. Most opportunities require electronic quote submissions, have short response windows (7-12 days), and specify precise technical requirements. Delivery locations include various military depots, distribution centers, and international destinations like Israel. Opportunities are predominantly set aside for small businesses and target very specific electronic components with strict manufacturing source requirements, indicating a focus on maintaining critical and specialized electronic infrastructure for defense and aviation systems.