Autodyne Manufacturing Co Inc.

Autodyne Manufacturing Co Inc., a women-owned small disadvantaged business (WOSB) and economically disadvantaged women-owned small business (EDWOSB) based in Bohemia, New York, manufactures specialized electronic components and assemblies for the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor, competing predominantly under small business set-asides and full-and-open procurements across a deep, recurring supply-parts relationship.

Autodyne is a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation and self-certified small disadvantaged business that designs and manufactures defense electronics across NAICS 334412 (Capacitor, Resistor, Coil, Transformer, and Other Inductor Manufacturing), 334417 (Electronic Connector Manufacturing), and related component categories. The firm has logged over 2,300 awards spanning four decades, with combined potential value of $42.5 million and combined dollars obligated of $45.5 million — an unusually high obligation-to-potential ratio that reflects DLA's consistent use of firm fixed-price purchase orders and delivery orders against recurring IDC vehicles rather than ceiling-based contracts.

Customer concentration is extreme and decision-defining. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime accounts for 1,284 awards (55% of the award count) representing $33.9 million in combined potential value (80% of total dollars). DLA Aviation adds 327 awards at $4.2 million. Together, DLA Land and Maritime and DLA Aviation represent 1,611 of Autodyne's 2,346 prime awards (69% by count, 89% by value). Five DLA sub-components account for 89% of award volume. No other federal customer appears material. This concentration creates both a sticky revenue moat — Autodyne is deeply embedded as a DLA preferred supplier for spare parts — and a single-customer dependency risk.

Autodyne's capability portfolio is tightly bounded to spare-parts manufacturing for DLA's land and maritime logistics network. Named recent contract work includes a $66,538 cable assembly delivery order from DLA Aviation (March 2026), a $240,000 purchase order for electronic extender cards from DLA Land and Maritime (February 2026), a $225,447 electric test panel purchase order (May 2023), and recurring $14,804 to $40,604 delivery orders for mast sections, reactors, circuit card assemblies, thermostatic switches, solenoids, flexible seekers, and grounding hooks. The top five product categories by award count span antennas and waveguides (322 awards), electrical and electronic assemblies (302 awards), electrical connectors (146 awards), coils and transformers (146 awards), and switches (138 awards). The work is almost entirely performed at Autodyne's Bohemia and Lindenhurst, New York facilities on firm fixed-price terms with completion dates ranging from 90 to 365 days.

Autodyne holds five named Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime, each carrying a $250,000 ceiling and a one- to five-year term. The largest IDCs expire in 2028 (cable assemblies, awarded November 2023) and January 2024 (flexible seekers). Across these vehicles, Autodyne issued purchase orders and delivery orders without leveraging broader government-wide or multi-agency IDIQs — the firm competes entirely within DLA's procurement vehicles and does not appear on GWACs, BPAs, or agency-wide schedules.

Award activity has contracted sharply in the past three years. Autodyne averaged 35 to 37 awards annually in 2022 and 2023, dropped to 10 in 2024, and rebounded modestly to 15 in 2025 with only 4 awards recorded in 2026 (as of March). This trajectory points to either a transition in DLA's parts procurement strategy, supplier consolidation, or inventory normalization following pandemic-era demand. Only three awards carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months with combined potential value of $378 thousand — a minimal recompete cliff that reflects both the low average contract value (approximately $18,100 per award) and the historic completion of most awards already.

Autodyne operates as a 100% prime footprint with no recorded subcontract awards. The firm competes exclusively under Total Small Business and no-set-aside designations across DLA procurements, reflecting its WOSB and SDB status and DLA's practice of issuing competitive RFQs to pre-qualified suppliers. The company has maintained SAM.gov registration since 2001 and a demonstrated fifteen-year track record on DLA spare-parts contracts, positioning it as an incumbent supplier within a mature, low-volatility customer relationship anchored by inventory replenishment and logistics support rather than growth procurement.

Contract manufacturer of Electrical and Electro Mechanical assemblies

Engineering and design

(custom build to print, testing, molding, potting, & enclosures)

ISO 9001:2015 Certified

Extra services provided: MIL-STD Packing, RFID Tag production