Dcx-Chol Enterprises, Inc.

Dcx-Chol Enterprises, Inc. Teletronics Division, doing business as Teletronics, manufactures specialized electronic components and cable assemblies for defense applications as a prime contractor, holding no SBA set-aside certifications and competing across both total small business set-asides and full-and-open procurements through its Los Angeles-based manufacturing operation. Teletronics is a Subchapter S Corporation with a subsidiary relationship to parent Dcx-Chol Enterprises, Inc.; the division operates as a small business manufacturer classified primarily under NAICS 334419 (Other Electronic Component Manufacturing) and PSC code 5995 (Cable, Cord, and Wire Assemblies).

The customer concentration reflects extreme dominance by Defense Logistics Agency components. Of 3,389 total prime awards spanning 31 customer agencies, DLA Aviation anchors the portfolio at 2,311 awards (68% by count) worth $288.2 million combined potential value, while DLA Land and Maritime contributes 660 awards (20% by count) worth $61.7 million. These two customers together account for 88% of award volume and 85% of combined potential value across the vendor footprint. Department of the Army contracting commands place sporadic large orders—the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal accounts for 21 awards valued at $26.7 million—but the business concentrates decisively in DLA logistics channels. Teletronics sustains this concentration through a portfolio of indefinite delivery contracts: the top five parent IDCs by task order count include three DLA Aviation vehicles, each carrying between 16 and 180 task orders worth $245 thousand to $5.4 million combined potential value.

Teletronics' capability portfolio centers on manufactured electronic components and assemblies for military aviation, maritime, and land systems. Representative prime work includes a $1.296 million purchase order from Air Force Sustainment Center (February 2025) for electronic connector housings and backshells supporting Minuteman III ICBM sustainment; a $567.368 thousand delivery order from DLA Aviation (July 2025) for electrical cord assemblies under firm fixed price; and a $400 thousand purchase order from DLA Aviation (January 2026) for specialized cable assemblies (NSN 6150015133347) delivering 400 units to DLA Distribution under total small business set-aside. Across delivery orders and purchase orders, the vendor supplies cable assemblies (radio frequency and specialized variants), wiring harnesses (branched and standard), electrical cord assemblies, connectors, receptacles, adapters, grounding assemblies, control panels, splice sets, and lithium hub batteries. Primary NAICS distribution shows 1,691 awards under Other Electronic Component Manufacturing, 471 under Electronic Connector Manufacturing, and 210 under Other Communication and Energy Wire Manufacturing, with PSC concentration in Cable, Cord, and Wire Assemblies (1,385 awards) and Miscellaneous Electric Power and Distribution Equipment (1,001 awards).

Parent vehicle posture shows Teletronics holding a substantial indefinite delivery contract portfolio with DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime, with recent awards including a $2.072 million ceiling IDC (March 30, 2026) for cable assemblies under NAICS 334419 extending through March 29, 2031, a $1.945 million Army TACOM Life Cycle Management Command requirements contract for wiring harnesses (August 11, 2025) through July 31, 2030, and multiple $250,000 to $350,000 total-small-business set-aside IDCs with DLA Aviation awarded between December 2025 and October 2025, each with five-year performance periods. The $350,000 vehicles represent a standardized small business set-aside offering from DLA Aviation; at least 15 such contracts appear in the recent award record. Non-set-aside IDCs with DLA Aviation reach $850,000 to $963,750 in ceiling value, with performance periods extending through 2029–2031. This IDV structure enables the vendor to sustain task order volume without repeated competitive procurement cycles.

Activity trajectory shows contraction year over year: 188 awards in 2022, 220 in 2023, declining to 173 in 2024, 97 in 2025, and 62 year-to-date in 2026. However, this reflects both a time-bounded data snapshot and a shift toward higher-value orders per task. Within the next twenty-four months, 44 awards (combined potential value $7.1 million) face ultimate completion and recompete exposure. Teletronics has secured subcontract positions with prime contractors including Boeing (CH-47F Block II aircraft systems; May 2026) and S & K Logistics Services LLC (aircraft control panel; September 2024), demonstrating integration into larger defense industrial base programs beyond direct DLA ordering.

Set-aside posture splits between total small business set-asides (approximately 40–50% of active awards) and full-and-open competitive procurements (50–60%), with no minority-owned, women-owned, service-disabled veteran-owned, or HUBZone designations. The vendor competes predominantly on capability and cost across both pathways, with DLA Aviation's preference for small business set-aside vehicles (particularly the $250,000–$350,000 IDIQ tier) providing recurring procurement access. Across the portfolio, firm fixed-price delivery orders and purchase orders dominate, with order values typically ranging from $18,000 to $290,000 per task, though larger single awards ($400,000–$1.296 million) occur when production volumes or scope justify higher ceilings. Place of performance is consistently Los Angeles, California (90061 postal code).