Infinite Electronics International, Inc.

Infinite Electronics International, Inc., doing business as Transtector Systems, manufactures radio frequency filters, lightning arresters, semiconductor devices, surge protection modules, and power distribution equipment as a prime contractor (48% of awards) and subcontractor (52%) to defense primes, competing under full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designations. The company is a for-profit manufacturer headquartered in Hayden, Idaho, with primary capabilities spanning Other Electronic Component Manufacturing, Current-Carrying Wiring Device Manufacturing, and related electromechanical assembly work across NAICS categories aligned to fuses, arrestors, filters, and semiconductor devices.

The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime division dominates Transtector's customer footprint, accounting for 35 of the company's 77 prime awards (93% coverage of the source's named customers) with $359 thousand in combined potential value across purchase orders for radio frequency filters, arresters, gaskets, and power strips. The Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center's PEO Missiles and Space places 19 awards, and the DOD Missile Defense Agency places 12 awards, with smaller volumes from Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center and DLA Aviation. The concentration reflects a narrowly focused defense supplier: 35 of 40 prime awards flow through DLA Land and Maritime's purchase order vehicle, most valued under $50 thousand individually but aggregating through recurring short-cycle procurements. The source does not detail dollar ceilings for the Army or MDA awards; DLA Aviation accounts for $36 thousand across four orders.

Transtector sits on three named parent vehicles: Indefinite Delivery Contract W31P4Q22D0004 (12 task orders, Army-funded), HQ014712D0001 (4 task orders, appears MDA-affiliated), and SPRBL115D0017 (2 task orders). The company's sub portfolio splits almost evenly with its prime work—43 sub awards against 40 primes—and concentrates on defense primes: Northrop Grumman (integrated battle command systems electrical hardware and cable assemblies), Raytheon (PATRIOT filters and multiplexers for Romania and Kuwait), Lockheed Martin (transient protection modules for THAAD and KSA programs), and L3Harris Technologies (counter communications systems power and attenuator assemblies). These sub relationships span production, low-rate initial production, full-rate production, and engineering services for classified military systems and allied-nation equipment.

Recent activity shows growth: eleven awards in 2022, ten in 2023, twenty-six in 2024, twenty-three in 2025, and six so far in 2026. The combined potential value across all awards in the source is $412 thousand, but the combined dollars obligated (invoiced) is $8.5 million—a 2071% ratio indicating that the source's "potential value" field (drawn from purchase order line-item ceilings) significantly understates actual performance; the company is executing work at multiples of the listed PO values. Place of performance is Hayden, Idaho for all DLA prime work; sub work flows through prime contractor facilities nationwide. The company holds no exclusive vehicles or IDIQs; all access routes through DLA, Army, and MDA contracting are transactional purchase orders and task orders on government-held vehicles, positioning Transtector as a commodity supplier rather than a vehicle incumbent.