Dyna-Empire Inc.

Dyna-Empire Inc., a Garden City, New York-based aerospace and defense components manufacturer, operates as a prime contractor (95% of awards) supplying specialized mechanical and electrical assemblies to the Department of Defense, predominantly through the Defense Logistics Agency. The company is a for-profit corporation competing across both set-aside and full-and-open procurements, with a mix of Total Small Business designations on some IDIQs and delivery orders offset by full-and-open competition on the bulk of its prime work.

Dyna-Empire's product portfolio centers on valve assemblies (burn valves, compressor bleed valves, piston bleed valves, safety relief valves), turbine harness assemblies, piston rings, spring expanders, carrier assemblies, resistor assemblies, terminal boards, housing assemblies, wiring harnesses, and associated aerospace mechanical components. Representative recent work includes a $232,455 July 2026 purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime for 300 units of valve assembly burn components (NSN 4820001051057) with delivery within 144 days; a $163,305.52 December 2025 Total Small Business purchase order for 217 valve assembly burn units; and a $2.0 million single-award Total Small Business IDC awarded January 22, 2025 by DLA Aviation for compressor bleed valves, with two delivery orders placed to date totaling approximately $94,500. All work is performed at the company's Garden City facility. NAICS categories span Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing (313 awards), All Other Miscellaneous Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing (65 awards), and Industrial Valve Manufacturing (53 awards), with PSC coding concentrated in nonpowered valves (179 awards) and gas turbine and jet engine components (154 awards).

Customer concentration is extreme and single-threaded. DLA Aviation dominates with 363 awards valued at $29.4 million in combined potential value (59% of the total portfolio), followed by DLA Land and Maritime with 171 awards at $7.7 million and the parent DLA organization with 158 awards at $3.4 million. Together, these three DLA entities account for 75% of all awards and 83% of combined potential value. The Department of the Air Force (115 awards), Department of the Navy (57 awards), and Naval Supply Systems Command (21 awards) provide secondary exposure, but with minimal dollar concentration. Activity has climbed year over year from 33 awards in 2022 to a peak of 59 in 2024, though 2025 and 2026 show contraction to 33 and 17 awards respectively in the source window. Only five awards (combined potential value $382 thousand) reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, indicating limited near-term recompete exposure but also minimal terminal contract volume in the documented pipeline.

Dyna-Empire holds seven active indefinite delivery contracts with DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime, ranging from $250,000 to $749,999.99 in ceiling value and extending through 2028–2031. These IDIQs function as standing supply vehicles enabling DLA to place delivery orders and purchase orders for valve assemblies, harness assemblies, spring expanders, carrier assemblies, resistor assemblies, and piston rings without additional competition. The vendor also sits on five parent government-wide or agency-level IDIQs (SPE7MX15D0127, SPE4A619D5744, FA812423D0002, SPE4A618D5559, and SPE7MX21D0004), with the top vehicle carrying 24 task orders valued at $264 thousand combined potential value. Dyna-Empire's role is exclusively prime on these vehicles; the source does not indicate any teaming with other primes or role as a designated subcontractor on government-wide IDIQs.

In its subcontractor capacity, Dyna-Empire supplies specialized mechanical and electrical components to Rolls-Royce Corporation and Rolls-Royce Marine North America Inc. on defense engine and propulsion sustainment programs. Recent sub awards span turbine engine repairs (T56-A-427A power section modules), turbine engine sustainment for aircraft platforms (T108 and AE 2100D3 systems), gas turbine engine procurement (MT30 and MT5S systems), turbine harness assemblies, and production engine ancillary parts for LCAC hovercraft MT7 engines. Rolls-Royce sub awards are priced on a production-stock basis with amounts subject to modification based on actual deliveries. The subcontractor awards represent 5% of the total documented portfolio and appear to be components or assemblies Dyna-Empire manufactures for integration into larger Rolls-Royce engine and sustainment contracts with DoD.

Dyna-Empire is registered in the System for Award Management and has held federal contractor status since at least 2001, with award data in the source spanning from October 1980 onward. The vendor does not carry any visible SBA socioeconomic certifications (8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB) in the prime award data, though it does participate in Total Small Business set-asides on select DLA IDIQs and purchase orders, suggesting small business classification. The overwhelming concentration on DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime—driven by recurring demand for spare parts, maintenance components, and logistics supply across military aircraft, naval vessels, and ground vehicles—defines the company's federal footprint and also represents a material customer concentration risk should DLA consolidate suppliers, shift sourcing geographically, or reduce operational inventory.