Davilyn Corporation

Davilyn Corporation, a for-profit Subchapter S corporation based in Oxnard, California, supplies specialized electronic components and assemblies to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on firm fixed-price purchase orders, competing predominantly full-and-open with recurring Total Small Business set-asides across its portfolio. The vendor is not SBA-certified as 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, or WOSB; it qualifies for Total Small Business set-asides based on size standards under relevant NAICS codes.

Davilyn's capability footprint centers on defense electronics manufacturing spanning discrete components, assemblies, and subassemblies. The vendor delivers electron tubes, electromagnetic relays, capacitors, resistors, connectors, cable assemblies, transformers, switches, circuit breakers, thermal components, and specialized electronic subassemblies. Recent representative work includes a $140,800 fuel gauge monitor procurement from Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (September 2025), an $81,965 electromagnetic relay award from DLA Land and Maritime under Total Small Business set-aside (September 2025), a $80,198 electron tube order from DLA Land and Maritime (October 2025), and a $74,704 quick disconnect terminal delivery for DLA Aviation (November 2025). The company holds a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with DLA Aviation for shear bolts (NAICS 332721, ceiling $350,000, through March 2027).

Customer concentration is extreme and single-source dependent. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime division anchors 1,886 of 2,737 awards (69% of count, $14.6 million potential value), while DLA Aviation accounts for 650 awards (24% of count, $5.5 million potential value). Together, these two DLA divisions represent 93% of award count and 97% of combined potential value. The Navy's Naval Supply Systems Command (13 awards, $478 thousand), Air Force Sustainment Center (25 awards, $160 thousand), and Army Materiel Command Communications Electronics Command (25 awards, $42 thousand) are distant third, fourth, and fifth customers. Davilyn does not appear on any major government-wide contract vehicles (GWACs, GSA Schedules, or agency-wide IDIQs); it competes and wins individual purchase orders directly from contracting officers.

Activity has been stable to slightly declining. Over the past five years, annual award count ranged from 117 (2023) to 147 (2025), with 38 awards recorded in 2026 year-to-date (through mid-April). Combined potential value across all 2,737 awards in the source totals $21.1 million, though obligated dollars reach $23.8 million (113% of potential value), indicating that actual spend has exceeded ceiling estimates. Only two awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $35 thousand—a minimal recompete cliff for a vendor this size.

The vendor operates solely as a prime contractor; the source records zero subcontract awards. Davilyn performs all work at its single Oxnard facility; no subordinate or satellite locations are named. The company does not sub to larger primes and does not engage in teaming arrangements reflected in the award data.

Davilyn's NAICS concentration reflects its electronic components manufacturing posture: Other Electronic Component Manufacturing (545 awards), Capacitor/Resistor/Coil/Transformer Manufacturing (315 awards), Relay and Industrial Control Manufacturing (195 awards), Semiconductor and Related Device Manufacturing (142 awards), and Electronic Connector Manufacturing (129 awards). PSC data mirror capability: Switches (311 awards), Relays and Solenoids (237 awards), Electron Tubes (186 awards), Connectors (152 awards), and Coils and Transformers (149 awards). Davilyn competes across unrestricted full-and-open procurements and Total Small Business set-asides; it has not pursued or does not qualify for other SBA set-aside categories. SAM registration dates to November 2001, indicating twenty-five years in the federal market.

Davilyn's federal footprint is highly specialized and vertically concentrated—a dedicated Defense Logistics Agency supplier of commodity and subassembly electronics with minimal diversification across agencies, contract vehicles, or pricing models. The vendor's growth and competitive sustainability depend entirely on DLA's component procurement requirements and its ability to meet firm fixed-price, short-cycle delivery schedules typical of defense logistics replenishment orders. No evidence of expansion into services, larger systems integration, or civilian agency work appears in the award record.