Avinex Inc.

Avinex Inc., a veteran-owned small business based in Farmingdale, New York, supplies specialized military electronic components and hardware to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor, competing under full-and-open procurement (no set-aside designations across its recent portfolio). The company operates exclusively in direct supply relationships — all 237 awards in the source data are prime contracts, with no subcontracting footprint.

Avinex's customer concentration is extreme: the Defense Logistics Agency accounts for 95% of recent awards by count and 99% of combined potential value. DLA Land and Maritime alone holds 101 awards valued at $1.1 million combined potential, and DLA Aviation holds 77 awards valued at $841 thousand. The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Air Force Sustainment Center and the Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command represent peripheral activity (33 and 3 awards respectively). The company's typical contract is a firm-fixed-price purchase order for components in the $2 thousand to $67 thousand range, with completion cycles of one to six months. Recent representative awards include a $7,812 electron tube retainer for DLA Land and Maritime (February 2024), a $9,636 ball bearing for DLA Aviation (January 2024), a $57,358 sensitive switch for DLA Land and Maritime (June 2023), and a $2,296 preformed packing materials purchase order for DLA Land and Maritime (October 2025).

Avinex's product footprint centers on electromechanical and electronic components. The top PSC categories are switches (26 awards), coils and transformers (23 awards), automatic pilot mechanisms and airborne gyro components (20 awards), synchros and resolvers (19 awards), and electrical contact brushes and electrodes (17 awards). Top NAICS categories include other aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment manufacturing, search and navigation system instruments, metal valve and pipe fittings, and motor and generator manufacturing. All work is performed at the company's Farmingdale facility with no identified subcontractors.

Activity has fluctuated — one award in 2021, four in 2022, thirteen in 2023, three in 2024, and two in 2025 — with combined potential value across all awards of $2.2 million, though obligated dollars total $2.8 million, reflecting pricing adjustments and amendments across the portfolio. The company holds minimal presence on formal vehicles; two indefinite delivery contracts appear in the source (SP093506D5M11 and SPM93506D5M11) with negligible recent task-order activity. Avinex operates as a low-volume, high-reliability supplier of critical military components to a single dominant customer agency, with no diversity across product lines, services, or customer base.