Microcircuits, Electronic

PSC Category 5962, designated for Microcircuits and Electronic Components, encompasses a diverse range of electronic semiconductor devices critical to military and aerospace applications. These products include digital, linear, hybrid, and memory microcircuits used in advanced defense systems, communication equipment, and technological platforms. The components serve complex technological requirements across various military branches, supporting everything from weapons systems to aviation technologies.

The federal contract awards demonstrate a robust procurement landscape for microcircuits, with numerous purchase orders issued primarily by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime. Contract values range from hundreds to tens of thousands of dollars, typically with performance periods between six to twelve months. Frequently awarded entities include Lintech Components, Mil-Aero Solutions, Rochester Electronics, and Resion LLC. Most awards are firm fixed-price purchase orders without set-aside designations, though some small business set-asides are observed. The primary funding agencies are DLA, Naval Sea Systems Command, and Naval Supply Systems Command, with performance locations predominantly across the United States.

The federal contract opportunities reflect a focused procurement approach for specialized microcircuit technologies. Notable opportunities include the Naval Surface Warfare Center's solicitation for National Instruments USB 6363 Multifunction I/O Electronics Boards and the Naval Supply Systems Command's intent to procure CPLD Complex Program components. These opportunities primarily target semiconductor and related device manufacturing, with specific requirements for brand-name or original equipment manufacturer (OEM) components. The solicitations emphasize technical specificity, cyber compliance, and support for critical military systems, including border security radar upgrades and naval electronic infrastructure.