Evolution Interconnect Systems, Inc.

Evolution Interconnect Systems, Inc., doing business as Evolution Interconnect Systems, manufactures specialized cable assemblies, electrical harnesses, wiring harnesses, and cord assemblies for the Department of Defense as a small disadvantaged business prime contractor across 402 awards since 2014, with nearly all work flowing through Blanket Purchase Agreements and Indefinite Delivery Contracts held with Army and Defense Logistics Agency Aviation.

Evolution Interconnect is a for-profit manufacturing business headquartered in Davie, Florida (with performance locations in Sunrise and Fort Lauderdale), and operates as a self-certified small disadvantaged business competing predominantly in full-and-open vehicle procurements rather than under reserved set-asides. The company's federal footprint is concentrated within the defense industrial base: cable assemblies and related interconnect components account for the vast majority of PSC coding, with Miscellaneous Electric Power and Distribution Equipment (156 awards) and Cable, Cord, and Wire Assemblies for Communication Equipment (88 awards) driving the portfolio. Over the past five years, Evolution Interconnect issued 43 awards in 2022, declining to 21 in 2024, then recovering to 28 in 2025, reflecting consolidation within its customer base rather than shrinkage in dollar volume—combined potential value across all 404 awards stands at $30.3 million, with $17.8 million obligated (59% realization rate).

Customer concentration is extreme and army-centric. Defense Logistics Agency Aviation leads by count (271 awards, $5.4 million), but the Department of the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal controls the dollars (50 awards, $11.6 million combined potential value). Together with the Department of the Army proper (21 awards, $5.2 million) and the Army Materiel Command Security Assistance Command (12 awards, $4.7 million), Army accounts for approximately 83 of 376 non-DLA Aviation awards and roughly 68% of dollar potential. The divergence between count and value rankings reflects DLA Aviation's high-velocity, low-value purchase orders (typically under $25,000 per delivery order) versus Army's larger monthly consolidated BPA calls (frequently $80,000–$870,000 per call).

Evolution Interconnect holds two large recurring BPA vehicles anchoring the revenue base. The Blanket Purchase Agreement W56HZV22AJ020 (Department of the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal, $5 million ceiling, awarded June 2022, completing June 2027) carries 37 task orders totaling $8.7 million in combined potential value. The predecessor BPA W56HZV19AJ019 (same customer, June 2019 baseline, $5 million ceiling) accumulated 36 task orders worth $4 million before completion. Monthly consolidated call orders against these vehicles—which pool all requirements issued within each month—are typical: a March 2024 call order worth $868,869, a May 2023 call order worth $695,768, and a January 2023 call order worth $619,742 exemplify the scale. Recent IDCs awarded August 2025 (Total Small Business set-aside, $250,000 ceiling through August 2030, Defense Aviation) and March 2026 (no set-aside, $350,000 ceiling through March 2031, Defense Aviation) round out the vehicle portfolio, alongside a newly awarded May 2025 Security Assistance Command BPA ($3 million ceiling through June 2028) that has already received three call orders totaling $99,863.

Evolution Interconnect's subcontract footprint is negligible: two sub-awards only, a wiring harness supply to Atlantic Diving Supply (January 2025) and a PDP modification subcontract to Lockheed Martin (March 2022). The vendor operates as a pure prime manufacturer-supplier, not as a systems integrator or teaming partner.

The recompete cliff presents minimal near-term risk. Only one award completes within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $20,000). However, the two foundational Army Materiel Command BPA vehicles (W56HZV22AJ020 and W56HZV19AJ019) represent $12.7 million in combined potential value against a pipeline where monthly call order velocity has slowed: 2024 saw 21 total awards versus 43 in 2022. The company's core exposure—small-dollar DLA Aviation delivery orders for specialized cable assemblies—remains stable but highly fragmented across 271 individual awards, creating administrative overhead per-order that larger primes do not face. Dollar realization (59% of potential value obligated) suggests moderate utilization against ceilings; the company is not overrunning its vehicles.

Design, manufacture and production of all types of interconnect products from connectors, cable assemblies and distribution units.