FDH Electronics, LLC

FDH Electronics, LLC, an Oklahoma City-based for-profit subsidiary of Fastener Distribution Holdings, LLC, supplies electrical power cables, connectors, electronic components, and aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment to federal agencies as a prime contractor (16% of awards) and more predominantly as a subcontractor (84%) on defense programs. The vendor operates across a portfolio of 32 recent awards totaling $685 thousand in combined potential value, though obligated dollars ($4.2 million) significantly exceed that ceiling figure, indicating substantial delivery velocity on firm fixed-price purchase orders.

FDH Electronics competes primarily in full-and-open (no set-aside) work, with Total Small Business set-aside designations on two recent prime awards—a $149,645 electrical power cable purchase order from the Air Force Sustainment Center (October 2025, completion March 2026) and an $11,740.83 cable and connectors order from the United States Penitentiary Marion (September 2024). A third significant prime award, a $499,840 firm fixed-price purchase order from the Federal Aviation Administration's Franchise Acquisition Services for speed sensors supporting Tactical Control and Navigation equipment, carried no set-aside. The vendor's prime footprint is sparse and episodic; subcontract work dominates the recent activity profile and anchors the vendor's revenue trajectory.

Customer concentration clusters heavily around Department of Army acquisition support centers. The top five customer organizations account for 69% of award count: the Army's PEO Missiles and Space (8 awards, source data incomplete on potential value), PEO Aviation (5 awards), PEO Intelligence, Electronic Warfare & Sensors (3 awards), the Navy's Naval Sea Systems Command (3 awards), and the Justice Department's United States Penitentiary Marion (3 awards, $36 thousand combined potential value). By potential value, the FAA Franchise Acquisition Services single award dominates at $500 thousand; the Air Force Sustainment Center contributes $150 thousand. This divergence reflects the vendor's profile as a materials supplier on large prime contracts rather than a primary systems integrator.

FDH Electronics operates as a materials subcontractor on three primary defense platforms: the Prototype Integration Facility (PIF) at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, under the Army's Indefinite Delivery Contract W58RGZ-18-D-0001 (18 task orders with Defense Systems and Solutions as prime), the Aviation System Modification Support 2019 contract (4 task orders), and the Navy's Indefinite Delivery Contract N0042117D0052 (1 task order). The vendor supplies materials across rotorcraft (UH-60M, CH-47F, MV-22 Osprey, AH-64), fire control systems (Common Fire Control System Launch Adapter Group), sonar assemblies (Mark 48 signal transmitters and warhead electronics), and vehicle platforms (Mobile Strike Force Vehicles for Ukraine) under primes including Defense Systems and Solutions, Textron Systems Corp, Science and Engineering Services LLC, and Advanced Acoustic Concepts LLC. The June 2025 Advanced Acoustic Concepts award—manufacture and delivery of connectors for Mark 48 sonar signal transmitters and warhead electronic system assemblies—exemplifies the vendor's role as a connector and component supplier on high-complexity defense platforms.

Activity accelerated from 9 awards in 2024 to 21 in 2025, driven almost entirely by subcontract awards; only 2 awards appear in 2026 year-to-date. The top three NAICS categories reflect the vendor's materials-supply posture: Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (18 awards), Aircraft Manufacturing (5 awards), and Electrical Apparatus and Equipment, Wiring Supplies, and Related Equipment Merchant Wholesalers (4 awards). The vendor serves 12 distinct customer agencies but derives measurable prime revenue from civilian agencies (FAA, DOJ Bureau of Prisons, Air Force Sustainment) while drawing subcontract work from Army and Navy rotorcraft and systems modernization programs anchored at Redstone Arsenal.