Huntron Inc.

Huntron Inc., doing business as Huntron Instruments, manufactures specialized electronic test equipment, diagnostic probing systems, and maintenance software for printed circuit board and avionics component troubleshooting, serving the Department of the Navy and Department of the Air Force as a small business prime contractor across full-and-open and total small business set-aside vehicles. The company is a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation headquartered in Mill Creek, Washington, competing as a prime on 452 of 453 recent awards (100% prime split) and holding no parent vehicle positions.

Huntron's customer concentration is heavily Navy-centric. The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command anchors the portfolio with 141 awards valued at $21.8 million in combined potential value, while Naval Supply Systems Command accounts for 57 awards and $1 million combined potential value — together representing the vast majority of recent work. Department of the Air Force awards (52 total across Air Combat Command, Air National Guard, Air Mobility Command, and Air Education and Training Command) trail significantly, as do smaller counts from the Department of the Army and Defense Logistics Agency. The two customer rankings align closely; NAVSEA's dominance in volume matches its dominance in dollars.

Huntron's recent work centers on Model 32 test instruments, Huntron Access DH2 prober systems with extended warranties, semiconductor test sets, maintenance workstations (part number 98-0745) in varying quantities, cable assemblies, and related software licenses and maintenance renewals. Representative prime awards include a $150.4 million ceiling indefinite delivery contract with the Department of Defense Aviation agency (single award, through March 2028) for specialized cable assemblies and electronic test instruments; a $131.8 million purchase order from the Air National Guard in May 2025 for a Huntron Access DH2 Prober System to support the Air Force Repair and Evaluation Program; and a $194.1 million purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command in March 2022 for a semiconductor test set. Huntron also holds multiple Navy single-award IDICs (N6660405D3098 with 57 task orders and $1.5 million combined potential value, and N6660400D0845 with 41 task orders) and Air Force indefinite delivery vehicles under NAICS 334515 (Instrument Manufacturing for Measuring and Testing Electricity and Electrical Signals), which accounts for 189 of the vendor's 453 awards. Recent GSA Federal Acquisition Service purchase orders (September 2025) for 927 maintenance workstations across multiple line items valued at $63.3 million combined reflect ongoing federal demand for Huntron's core products.

Activity has grown unevenly over the past five years — nine awards in 2022, declining to three in 2024, then recovering to ten in 2025 and three in early 2026 (through April) — reflecting procurement patterns driven by Navy and Air Force maintenance cycles rather than steady growth. Huntron subcontracts minimally; one named sub-award appears in the source (Atlantic Diving Supply prime in June 2024 for a Tactical Tracker Model 32), and the vendor itself has supplied products to Atlantic Diving Supply as a subcontractor. Total small business set-asides dominate Huntron's recent Air Force and Air National Guard work, while Navy work splits between set-aside and unrestricted competitive procurements.