Admartec, Inc.

Admartec, Inc., a small-business subchapter S corporation based in Hazlet, New Jersey, manufactures and supplies specialized electronic components, calibration services, and repair services to U.S. Navy, Coast Guard, and Defense Logistics Agency customers as a prime contractor exclusively. The vendor competes on full-and-open basis with no set-aside designation across the vast majority of its awards; it holds no SBA certifications and operates outside set-aside categories.

Admartec's capability portfolio centers on oil content monitoring (OCM) systems, sampling sensor assemblies and panels, circuit card assemblies, maintenance and calibration kits, and ancillary electronic components for maritime and defense applications. Recent representative work includes a $225,350 firm-fixed-price purchase order from Naval Sea Systems Command (April 2025) for ET-35N oil content monitor components; a $794,900 purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command (October 2024) for electronic maintenance kits; a $238,220 order from NAVSEA (August 2024) for a microprocessor ET-35N unit; and a $232,510 order from NAVSEA (August 2023) for a sample/detection assembly. The vendor also holds a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) with Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, awarded April 2023 for a $250,000 ceiling to provide circuit card assemblies and related electronic components through April 2024.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to Navy customers. The Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command and Naval Sea Systems Command together account for 84 awards and $9.3 million (88%) of combined potential value across 207 total awards. The Department of Homeland Security U.S. Coast Guard places 97 awards ($765 thousand) — the highest award count but lowest per-order value, typically small calibration and maintenance tasks under an IDC (HSCG8015DP45321) with 77 task orders. Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime and Aviation account for 25 awards ($431 thousand combined). The vendor serves six distinct federal agencies with no geographic or customer diversification outside this Navy-Coast Guard-DLA footprint.

Admartec's vehicle position is narrow. The Coast Guard IDC (HSCG8015DP45321) dominates in order count at 77 task orders but low per-order magnitude ($184 thousand combined potential value). The vendor places sporadic orders under two other DLA IDCs (10 and 1 task orders respectively, $29 thousand combined). All other awards are spot purchase orders placed directly against the vendor without a parent vehicle structure.

Activity declined sharply in 2025 and early 2026. The vendor executed 15 awards in 2022, 11 in 2023, 14 in 2024, then dropped to 3 in 2025 and 2 in early 2026 — a trajectory suggesting either cyclical demand fluctuation or loss of placement frequency. Only one award (combined potential value $82 thousand) reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, limiting near-term recompete exposure. Combined potential value across all 207 awards totals $10.5 million, with $9.7 million (92%) already obligated, indicating strong historical invoice performance.

The vendor operates as a pure prime contractor with zero subcontract activity in the source data. Its NAICS footprint is specialized: 92 awards under "Other Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance" (NAICS 811219), 25 under "Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing," and 14 under process-variable instrumentation manufacturing. PSC codes track tightly to maritime repair and instrumentation supply — "Non-Nuclear Ship Repair (East)" at 55 awards, "Electrical And Electronic Properties Measuring And Testing Instruments" at 37, and "Maint/Repair/Rebuild Of Equipment–Ship And Marine Equipment" at 36 — confirming operational focus on Navy and Coast Guard ship maintenance supply chains rather than broader federal IT or professional services.