Component Enterprises Company, Inc.

Component Enterprises Company, Inc., an SBA Certified HUBZone small disadvantaged business based in Norriton, Pennsylvania, manufactures and supplies electronic and electromechanical components to the U.S. Department of Defense as a prime contractor, with a 40-year track record of federal procurement spanning 2,612 awards valued at $17.9 million combined potential value. The company operates across full-and-open competitions and competes selectively under HUBZone and total small business set-asides but primarily wins non-set-aside awards.

Component Enterprises' capability portfolio centers on fabricated electronic and mechanical hardware for defense logistics: electrical connectors and receptacles, wire rope assemblies, chain assemblies and links, cable assemblies, quick-release pins, terminal studs, pelican hooks, thermal carrying cases, lead-storage batteries, insulators and washers, panel lights, and related electromechanical fasteners and components. Recent representative orders include a $74,751.54 wire rope assembly procurement for DLA Aviation (total small business set-aside, March 2026), a $53,931.41 pelican hooks purchase order for DLA Aviation (November 2025), a $48,348.04 wire rope assembly order for DLA Aviation (February 2025), and a $46,575 swivel eye and jaw hardware procurement for DLA Aviation (August 2025). All work is performed at the contractor's manufacturing facility in East Norriton Township, Pennsylvania, with some deliveries directed to DLA distribution sites in Seattle, Washington.

Customer concentration is extreme: DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime account for 2,142 of 2,612 awards (82%) and $11.5 million of $17.9 million combined potential value. DLA Aviation dominates by dollars—744 awards carrying $6.8 million potential value—while DLA Land and Maritime leads by volume at 1,398 awards for $4.7 million. The remaining 16 agencies represent 470 awards and $2.4 million. The Army Materiel Command Communications Electronics Command places 109 awards valued at $278 thousand; DLA Troop Support Hardware holds 130 awards for $134 thousand; and DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment has 51 awards for $131 thousand. This singular customer concentration creates both stability through established DLA relationships and vulnerability to procurement shifts within those two organizations.

Component Enterprises holds three active Indefinite Delivery Contracts with the Defense Logistics Agency: a $350,000 single-award IDC with DLA Aviation (no set-aside, expires January 2031, awarded January 2026); a $350,000 single-award total small business set-aside IDC with DLA Land and Maritime (expires December 2026, awarded December 2025); and a $250,000 single-award IDC with DLA Land and Maritime for helical extension springs under NSN 5360010826803 (expires August 2026, awarded August 2025). The aviation and land-maritime IDCs anchor the bulk of the company's federal work—task orders against comparable vehicles have historically ranged from several hundred dollars to approximately $8,000, consistent with the spare parts and component-level nature of DLA procurements.

Award activity peaked in 2023 at 235 awards but has declined: 2024 saw 108 awards, 2025 shows 113 awards, and 2026 has recorded only 30 awards year-to-date. Combined potential value obligated—$9.9 million—reflects 55 percent draw-down, suggesting the vendor has fulfilled approximately half the awarded pipeline. Only two awards (combined potential value $47 thousand) face ultimate completion within the next 24 months, indicating limited near-term recompete pressure but also flagging a potential cliff if new task orders against the IDCs do not materialize at current pace.

Product concentration reflects DLA's spare parts mission: connectors and electrical components dominate at 1,212 awards (46%), chain and wire rope items account for 198 awards (8%), fittings for rope and cable carry 142 awards (5%), and miscellaneous electrical and electronic components represent 128 awards (5%). NAICS concentration aligns: electronic connector manufacturing (919 awards), other fabricated wire products (189 awards), hardware manufacturing (158 awards), and current-carrying wiring device manufacturing (154 awards) define the portfolio. Component Enterprises functions as a manufacturer of goods rather than a professional-services firm, with all work rooted in component fabrication and logistics supply.

The company's federal presence is mature but episodic—2,612 awards spanning 45 years reflects sustained DLA relationships rather than aggressive new-customer pursuit. No subcontractor presence, no teaming arrangements, and no participation in government-wide acquisition vehicles or higher-tier IDIQs appear in the source. The HUBZone certification and small disadvantaged business status enable set-aside positioning but do not dominate the win pattern—most awards carry no set-aside designation, indicating the vendor competes effectively in full-and-open DLA spot procurements. The company's over 55 years of experience (stated in multiple award summaries) supplying defense and aerospace markets has cemented it as a reliable DLA spare parts supplier, but the award trajectory decline and modest recent obligated spend suggest market maturity or competitive pressure in its core segments.

Component Enterprises is a value-added distributor and manufacturer for the Military, Aerospace, and Industrial markets. We manufacture, distribute, and stock a wide variety of electronic & electromechanical components.

Our capabilities include, but are not limited to, connectors & interconnect products, contacts, backshells, indicator lights, switches, insulators, terminal boards, studs, feedthru's, cable assemblies, wire harnesses, peripherals & accessories.