Avtron Aerospace Inc.

Avtron Aerospace Inc., a for-profit manufacturer of electronic components and assemblies headquartered in Independence, Ohio, supplies precision defense electronics and test equipment to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor exclusively — the company holds no subcontract footprint and competes in full-and-open, non-set-aside procurement streams across the Defense Logistics Agency, the Department of the Navy, the Department of the Air Force, and related defense customers.

Avtron's capability portfolio centers on circuit card assemblies, wire and cable assemblies, amplifier-power supplies, electromagnetic relays, battery assemblies, bonding meters and related test equipment, and specialized electronic components supporting military logistics and aviation systems. Representative recent work includes a $33,648 purchase order from the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime awarded in February 2026 for a magnetic contractor component with performance in Cleveland, Ohio; a $403,500 firm fixed-price purchase order from DLA Aviation awarded in October 2021 for five amplifier-power supplies; and a $54,834 non-competitive purchase order from the Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center awarded in September 2023 for four AVTRON MODEL T477W bonding meters with associated calibration certificates and test data reports.

Customer concentration reflects heavy Department of Defense clustering. The top five customer categories account for 52% of recent awards by count, with the Department of the Air Force leading at 130 awards and $5.6 million combined potential value, followed by the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime with 82 awards and $1.5 million potential value, and the Department of the Navy with 73 awards. By potential-value ranking, the Air Force Materiel Command Ogden Air Logistics Complex dominates with 28 awards and $10.2 million combined potential value, anchoring roughly 64% of all dollars across the top five value-ranked customers. Avtron has served 48 distinct federal agencies, but defense logistics remains the concentration point.

Avtron's recent activity shows moderate volatility: 16 awards in 2021, declining to 13 in 2022, five in 2023, rebounding to seven in 2025, and one award in 2026. The company's award footprint spans 694 total prime awards across roughly 45 years, with combined obligated dollars ($81.8 million) significantly exceeding combined potential value ($36.7 million), indicating that many contracts have been funded beyond their initial ceiling or awarded multiple times. Top parent vehicles include a Navy Indefinite Delivery Contract (N0038306G002F) with 33 task orders and $611 thousand potential value, an IDC (M6785407D5038) with 13 task orders and $3.3 million potential value, and a GSA Federal Supply Schedule (GS07F8769D) with 10 task orders. Supply-chain posture reflects the vendor's role as a critical spare-parts supplier: leading NAICS codes span aircraft parts manufacturing, test instrumentation, electrical control equipment, and printed circuit assembly, with leading PSCs covering aircraft maintenance equipment, electrical test instruments, and electrical assemblies.