Cima Alta Technologies LLC

Cima Alta Technologies LLC, a minority-owned, Hispanic American-owned small disadvantaged business based in Wayne, New Jersey, repairs and overhauls uninterruptible power supplies, power supply assemblies, antennas, and computer subassemblies for the U.S. Coast Guard as a prime contractor on small-business-set-aside purchase orders. The company is structured as a limited liability partnership and operates entirely in the federal space as a manufacturer of goods and repair-service provider under NAICS 811210 (Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance) and PSC 6130.

Cima Alta's federal footprint is concentrated exclusively with the Coast Guard. All eight awards in the source data are Coast Guard purchase orders totaling $374 thousand in combined potential value, representing 100% of the vendor's recent award portfolio. The company has no subcontract work, no presence on government-wide contract vehicles, and no multi-agency customer base. Six of eight awards carry Total Small Business set-asides; the remaining two awards were competitively procured without set-aside designation but explicitly cite Cima Alta's minority-owned and small-disadvantaged-business status in evaluation.

Cima Alta's capability portfolio centers on bench-level repair and overhaul of naval electronics and power systems supporting the Coast Guard's Medium Endurance Product Line and Fast Response Cutters. Representative work includes a $210,040 Total Small Business set-aside (awarded April 2025) to open, inspect, report, and overhaul 67 Clary Corporation uninterruptible power supplies with delivery to Baltimore by November 2025; a $60,444 Total Small Business set-aside (awarded February 2026) for overhaul of 21 Nova Power Solutions UPS units; and multiple smaller purchase orders (September 2026) for power supply assemblies, antenna couplers, and computer subassemblies valued between $4,999 and $29,210 each. Work is performed in Wayne and Fair Lawn, New Jersey, with final delivery to the Coast Guard Surface Force Logistics Center in Baltimore. Cima Alta's repair specifications require disassembly, cleaning, component replacement with OEM new-condition equivalents, operational testing, calibration, and preservation-packaging per Coast Guard standards, with standard manufacturer warranty coverage extending up to two years post-delivery.

Activity has accelerated recently — two awards in 2025, six in 2026 — but the vendor faces a near-term recompete cliff: six awards with combined potential value $135 thousand reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. With zero subcontract relationships, no vehicle leverage beyond direct Coast Guard purchase orders, and single-agency customer concentration, Cima Alta's competitive position and growth trajectory depend entirely on Coast Guard volume and recompete success on small-business-set-aside electronics repair work.