Circuit Systems Co Inc.

Circuit Systems Co Inc., a minority-owned, woman-owned small business and self-certified small disadvantaged business manufacturer headquartered in Arlington, Texas, supplies electrical leads, lead assemblies, bonding straps, shorting strips, and related electrical components to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor, with 100 percent of its recent award portfolio in full-and-open (non-set-aside) procurements at the task order level, though many underlying indefinite delivery contracts carry Total Small Business set-aside designations. Circuit Systems operates as a manufacturer of goods classified primarily under NAICS 334419 (Other Electronic Component Manufacturing), drawing from 489 awards in the source data, and delivers completed electrical components directly to Defense Logistics Agency depots throughout the continental United States and overseas locations.

Circuit Systems' customer footprint is concentrated almost exclusively with the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation, which accounts for 624 of 645 total awards and $11.5 million of the $11.8 million combined potential value. The top five funding agencies by award count and potential value are dominated by DLA Aviation (98 percent of awards, 97 percent of potential value), with minor activity at DLA Land and Maritime (7 awards, $3 thousand), Naval Sea Systems Command (3 awards, $7 thousand), and the U.S. Coast Guard (1 award, $268). Representative contracts include a $7,346.70 delivery order for electrical leads awarded by DLA Aviation on May 29, 2025; a $10,569.95 purchase order for electrical leads on November 22, 2024; and a $6,922.20 firm fixed-price purchase order for electrical leads on August 25, 2025. All visible contract work involves procuring National Stock Number-identified electrical components in the $100 to $10,600 range per task order, with the majority falling between $1,000 and $7,000, supporting routine inventory replenishment for military aircraft maintenance and repair operations.

Circuit Systems holds sixteen active indefinite delivery contracts with DLA Aviation, representing a combined ceiling value of $4 million, with the majority of the contracts awarded in 2024 and 2025. Five representative IDCs illustrate the vehicle structure: a $350,000 single-award Total Small Business IDC awarded April 10, 2026, with performance through April 10, 2027; a $350,000 single-award Total Small Business IDC awarded December 1, 2025, through December 1, 2026; a $250,000 single-award Total Small Business IDC awarded October 17, 2025, through October 17, 2026; a $250,000 single-award IDC (no set-aside) awarded June 13, 2025, through June 13, 2026; and a $250,000 single-award Total Small Business IDC awarded March 1, 2024, with performance through February 28, 2029. Each contract is structured as an automated indefinite delivery vehicle with one-year or multi-year terms, guaranteed minimum order quantities (ranging from 13 to 266 units depending on the specific contract), and estimated annual ordering frequencies of three to twelve orders per year. Approximately thirteen of the sixteen active IDCs carry Total Small Business set-aside designations at the contract level, though individual task orders issued under these vehicles do not carry set-aside designations. The named vehicle SPE4A619D5448 carried 13 task orders valued at $11 thousand combined; SPE4A622D5791 carried 9 task orders at $27 thousand; SPE4A618D5474 carried 7 task orders at $31 thousand. Circuit Systems has no subcontract footprint; all awards are prime contracts.

Award activity has grown substantially year over year from 43 awards in 2022 to 111 in 2025, with 24 awards already recorded in 2026 as of April. The recompete cliff in the next twenty-four months presents limited exposure: only 6 awards with combined potential value of $11 thousand face ultimate completion within that window, indicating that the majority of Circuit Systems' current IDC portfolio extends beyond mid-2026 and carries multiyear terms reducing immediate recompete pressure. Circuit Systems registers neither formal 8(a) Business Development Program participation nor HUBZone, SDVOSB, VOSB, or EDWOSB certifications in the source material; the vendor competes under its minority-owned and woman-owned small business designations and self-certified Small Disadvantaged Business status in full-and-open procurements at the task order level.