Computer Conversions Corporation

Computer Conversions Corporation, doing business as Computer Conversions Corp, manufactures precision electronic components and circuit card assemblies for naval and defense applications as a woman-owned small business prime contractor based in East Northport, New York. The company operates as a for-profit Subchapter S corporation and competes predominantly in full-and-open and total small business set-aside procurements, with no reliance on 8(a) or other socioeconomic vehicles.

Computer Conversions Corp specializes in synchro amplifiers, digital-to-synchro converters, tracking synchro-to-digital converters, and circuit card assemblies — mission-critical electronic components for naval shipboard systems, information warfare platforms, and defense integration efforts. Recent representative prime work includes a $41,670 firm-fixed-price purchase order from Naval Sea Systems Command (September 2025) for synchro amplifiers; a $49,950 delivery order from Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (December 2023) for DSP60-H-2ER digital-to-synchro converters identified as sole-source supply for L3/Henschel Indicator Drive Unit repair; a $37,475 total small business set-aside purchase order from Naval Sea Systems Command (July 2023) for digital-to-synchro converters; and a $70,275 purchase order from Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (July 2022) for digital-to-synchro converters. The company also recently won a $250,000 single-award indefinite delivery contract (total small business set-aside) from Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime in November 2025.

Customer concentration is heavily Navy-weighted. The top five buying activities account for 78% of awards: Naval Supply Systems Command (54 awards, $441 thousand combined potential value), Naval Sea Systems Command (40 awards, $695 thousand combined potential value), Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (2 awards, $120 thousand combined potential value), Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (7 awards, $89 thousand combined potential value), and Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center (6 awards, $93 thousand combined potential value). Dollar concentration tracks similarly — Naval Sea Systems Command and Naval Supply Systems Command anchor 89% of the company's combined potential value across all awards. The company holds no seats on government-wide vehicles (GWACs, BPAs) and does not operate as a subcontractor on large parent IDIQs; instead, it receives direct purchase orders and delivery orders from Navy commands and DLA, typically in the $2 thousand to $50 thousand range.

In its subcontractor role, Computer Conversions Corp supplies electronic components to defense primes including Laurel Technologies Partnership (DDG-class destroyer integration work for Naval Sea Systems Command, with sub-awards for cabinet enclosures and electronic components dating from June 2023 through February 2026), J.F. Taylor, Inc. (resolver-to-digital and digital-to-resolver converter engineering from March 2024), and W R Systems Ltd. (prototype and engineering development model support for digital synchro converters as of January 2025). The subcontract portfolio represents roughly 6% of the company's recent federal award footprint and remains narrowly focused on mission-critical component supply to the naval industrial base.

Activity has remained modest and flat — four to eight prime awards per year since 2022 — with combined potential value of $1.6 million across 144 prime awards and 9 sub-awards, though cumulative obligated dollars exceed potential value at $4.8 million, indicating heavy task order flow against standing purchase orders and delivery order vehicles. The company's NAICS footprint clusters in bare printed circuit board manufacturing (31 awards), printed circuit assembly and electronic assembly manufacturing (18 awards), other electronic component manufacturing (17 awards), and instrument manufacturing for electrical measurement (12 awards). The company has maintained federal contractor registration since 2001 and holds numerous sole-source procurements reflecting proprietary manufacturing and design capabilities for synchro-based and converter-based equipment for which it is the exclusive supplier or for which government data rights are unavailable from alternate sources.

Synchro Converters, Resolvers, Absolute Encoders, Readouts, Angle Indicators, VME, VMEBus, PCI, PC104, Displays, Cpci,