Dynalec Corporation

Dynalec Corporation, a for-profit Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Sodus, New York, manufactures specialized electronic components and assemblies for military and naval applications as a prime contractor on a high-volume, full-and-open competitive footprint. The company competes across full-and-open and Total Small Business set-aside categories with roughly equal frequency; recent awards show no dominant set-aside posture. Dynalec has received a $523,697 federal grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Rural Business Cooperative Services under the Rural Energy for America Program (CFDA 10.868) to support renewable energy and energy efficiency improvements at its manufacturing facility, awarded January 15, 2025, with completion by January 15, 2027.

Dynalec's capability portfolio centers on circuit card assemblies, cable assemblies, loudspeaker and signal horns, microphone stations, telephone equipment, transformers, amplifiers, battery modules, and specialized interconnecting boxes for shipboard and communications systems. Recent representative work includes a $311,393.60 firm fixed-price repair order from Naval Supply Systems Command in June 2026 for indicator group component repair (NSN 7HH 5895-01-498-9262) requiring 16 units delivered to DLA distribution centers in New Cumberland, Pennsylvania and Tracy, California; a $802,564.00 Naval Supply Systems Command purchase order for electrical indicator repair with a 97-day turnaround (April 2026); and a $282,846.00 DLA Construction and Equipment purchase order for 118 call-signal stations (NSN 5805005488019) awarded in February 2026. The company also executes a modest subcontract footprint, delivering board terminals and metal fabrication work under Chugach Dynamic Solutions LLC, Laurel Technologies Partnership, Huntington Ingalls Incorporated, Science Applications International Corporation, and Fairwinds Technologies LLC, primarily in support of DDG-51 class ship construction and HF terminal assembly work.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed to Defense Logistics Agency depots and Naval Supply Systems Command. The top five funding entities account for 84 percent of awards by count. DLA Land and Maritime dominates both volume and dollars, representing 4,541 awards worth $221.8 million combined potential value. Naval Supply Systems Command ranks second in award count (1,522 awards, $41.5 million potential value) but third in dollars, trailing an unnamed Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command entity that carries 124 awards valued at $81 million—a concentration signal that merits attention: Navy IWSC anchors most of the high-dollar work while DLA drives volume through thousands of smaller purchase orders and delivery orders. DLA Aviation places 1,434 awards ($28.4 million), and DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment places 1,108 awards ($30.7 million). Combined, these five entities represent 87 percent of Dynalec's combined potential value across the portfolio.

Dynalec holds four single-award indefinite-delivery contracts with DLA Land and Maritime, each capped at $350,000 and running through mid-2027. The contracts procure headset-chest sets (Total Small Business set-aside; 56-unit minimum, two orders per year estimated), electronic components and printed circuit assemblies (no set-aside; four orders per year estimated), circuit card assemblies (no set-aside; four orders per year estimated), and audio frequency amplifiers (no set-aside; eight orders per year estimated). The company also sits on five additional legacy IDVs carrying hundreds of task orders: Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE7LX20D0165 (357 task orders, $13.8 million), SPE7MX14D0051 (215 task orders, $12.8 million), SPE7MX17D0145 (111 task orders, $2.3 million), SPM7MX11D5008 (89 task orders, $2 million), and Basic Ordering Agreement N0010478A0239 (67 task orders). These vehicles appear to be legacy DLA contracts running at declining utilization.

Activity has declined materially over the past five years. Awards per year fell from 707 in 2022 to 537 in 2025 and 219 year-to-date in 2026 (through August 18), representing a 24-month average decline of roughly 69 percent against the 2022 baseline. Combined potential value sits at $465.9 million across 11,061 total awards (prime and sub) in the source data; obligated dollars total $444.6 million (95 percent of potential value), indicating strong execution. However, the recompete cliff in the next twenty-four months is modest: only 144 awards with combined potential value of $6.2 million face ultimate completion inside that window, suggesting limited near-term contract renewal pressure but also reflecting the denominator effect of very small per-order values across the high-volume DLA base. Most work is performed in Sodus, New York, with some delivery to DLA distribution centers nationwide and overseas consolidation points.

The category concentration reflects the core business: audio and video equipment manufacturing (969 awards), other communications equipment (842 awards), telephone apparatus manufacturing (682 awards), printed circuit assembly (610 awards), and other electronic components (572 awards) dominate NAICS activity. PSC codes align with the product mix—headsets, handsets, microphones and speakers (1,453 awards); electrical and electronic assemblies, boards, and cards (1,218 awards); intercommunication and public address systems (860 awards); telephone and telegraph equipment (855 awards); and switches (754 awards). All work is domestic manufacturing with no foreign ownership or control disclosed.

INTERIOR COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS / SWITCHBOARD AND NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT / SOUND POWERED TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT.