Dcx-Chol Enterprises, Inc.

Los Angeles, CA Doing business as Teletronics Teletronics Part of Dcx-Chol Enterprises, Inc.

UEI
ZLTUJL2H4LZ1
CAGE
27456
Primary NAICS
334511 Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing
SAM.gov registration
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Company facts

Self-certified in SAM.gov
  • For Profit Organization
  • Manufacturer of Goods
  • Subchapter S Corporation
Entity structure
Corporate Entity (Not Tax Exempt)
NAICS codes registered in SAM.gov
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Corporate family
SAM.gov registration date
Physical address
12831 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90061, USA
Website
dcxchol.com
Employees
51-250
Estimated annual revenue
$10M-$50M
Industry
  1. Industrials
  2. Transportation
  3. Road & Rail
  4. Ground Transportation
SIC code
42 Trucking & Warehousing
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Recent federal awards

Dcx-Chol Enterprises, Inc.'s 5 most recent federal contract and grant awards, newest first. Amounts are dollars obligated.
Award Agency Obligated Awarded
8512141810 ! Cable assembly,spec Contract · SPE4A726F7277 Aviation $97,460
8512084969 ! Locknut,electrical Contract · SPE4A726PA556 Aviation $34,000
8512137631 ! Cable assy radio,AI Contract · SPE7M126P7171 Land and Maritime $50,000
8511959408 ! Adapter assembly,in Contract · SPE4A626PH704 Aviation $44,000
8512128752 ! Cable assembly,spec Contract · SPE4A626F105U Aviation $56,000

About 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 to the Defense Logistics Agency and other federal agencies. The Los Angeles-based small business manufacturer operates as a Subchapter S Corporation and competes almost entirely in full-and-open procurement, with the exception of a minority of total-small-business set-aside awards; the vendor holds no minority-owned, women-owned, service-disabled veteran-owned, or HUBZone certifications reflected in the source.

Teletronics' portfolio centers on defense electronic components — cable assemblies (standard, power, radio frequency), wiring harnesses (branched and power), electrical cord assemblies, connectors, receptacles, adapters, control panels, grounding assemblies, and specialized mounting bases. The source documents over three thousand awards spanning cable assembly delivery orders for military aviation systems ($85 thousand to $800 thousand individual task orders), wiring harness and connector procurement for naval systems, and control panel manufacturing. Representative examples include a $567 thousand electrical cord assembly delivery order from Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (July 2025), a $682 thousand cable assembly purchase order under total small business set-aside (August 2024, 310 units), a $1.296 million electronic connector housing procurement from Air Force Sustainment Center (February 2025), and a $1.945 million five-year requirements contract for wiring harnesses from Army TACOM Life Cycle Management Command with an initial delivery order of $145 thousand (August 2025).

Customer concentration is extreme and concentrated in two agencies. Defense Logistics Agency Aviation accounts for 2,285 awards (68% of total) with $285.8 million combined potential value, and DLA Land and Maritime represents 659 awards (20%) with $61.7 million combined potential value. Together, DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime represent 88% of awards and 92% of combined potential value. The next largest customer — Department of the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal — accounts for only 19 awards ($26.5 million), followed by Naval Sea Systems Command (111 awards, $6.9 million). This concentration reflects Teletronics' positioning as a routine supplier of standard electronic components to military logistics rather than a systems integrator or designer.

Teletronics holds a substantial portfolio of parent Indefinite Delivery Contracts across DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime. The source names twenty-five active IDCs awarded between January and October 2026, ranging from $99 thousand to $2.072 million in ceiling value, with most carrying five-year performance periods extending through 2030 or 2031. Set-aside posture across these IDVs is mixed: eighteen carry total-small-business set-aside designations, five carry no set-aside, and two are unspecified. The largest ceiling vehicles are a $2.072 million non-set-aside IDC for cable assemblies (NSN 5995-014702728, March 2026), a $1.945 million Army TACOM requirements contract for wiring harnesses (August 2025, set-aside), and a $1.165 million DLA Aviation IDC for cable assemblies (NSN 5995-015512593, January 2026, set-aside). Historical task orders under comparable IDCs have ranged from $18 thousand to $290 thousand. The top vehicle by task-order count — IDC SPE7MX16D0134 — carries 180 task orders worth $5.4 million combined potential value, suggesting sustained demand for commodity electronic components across the broader logistics base.

Activity has declined sharply year over year, dropping from 188 awards in 2022 to 220 in 2023, then falling to 173 in 2024, 97 in 2025, and only 32 awarded as of June 2026. This trajectory suggests either recompete consolidation, customer sourcing shifts, or Teletronics' own capacity constraints. Forty-two awards worth $7.6 million combined potential value complete within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure on a vendor historically characterized by high-volume, low-dollar-value orders.

Teletronics operates primarily as a prime contractor (3,355 of 3,359 awards, or 100% of prime volume). The source names two subcontract arrangements: work as a sub to The Boeing Company on CH-47F Block II aircraft with air-to-air refueling (May 2026) and an aircraft control panel sub to S & K Logistics Services LLC (September 2024). These represent minimal subcontract exposure relative to the vendor's prime footprint.

Teletronics is a child subsidiary of Dcx-Chol Enterprises, Inc., the parent corporation. The source does not name additional subsidiaries or detail the corporate relationship beyond this hierarchy.

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What is Dcx-Chol Enterprises, Inc.'s UEI?

Dcx-Chol Enterprises, Inc.'s Unique Entity ID (UEI) in SAM.gov is ZLTUJL2H4LZ1.

What is Dcx-Chol Enterprises, Inc.'s CAGE code?

Dcx-Chol Enterprises, Inc.'s CAGE code is 27456.

What is Dcx-Chol Enterprises, Inc.'s primary NAICS code?

Dcx-Chol Enterprises, Inc.'s primary NAICS code is 334511 (Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing).

Where is Dcx-Chol Enterprises, Inc. located?

Dcx-Chol Enterprises, Inc.'s physical address in SAM.gov is 12831 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90061, USA.

Is Dcx-Chol Enterprises, Inc. registered in SAM.gov?

Yes. Dcx-Chol Enterprises, Inc.'s SAM.gov registration is active through November 17, 2026.

Who is Dcx-Chol Enterprises, Inc.'s parent company?

Dcx-Chol Enterprises, Inc. is part of Dcx-Chol Enterprises, Inc.

What is Dcx-Chol Enterprises, Inc.'s most recent federal award?

Dcx-Chol Enterprises, Inc.'s most recent federal contract award is 8512141810 ! Cable assembly,spec (SPE4A726F7277), from Aviation, on May 27, 2026.

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